Government proposes Commerce Act changes to tackle predatory pricing

NZ HeraldStuffOtago Daily Times1NewsRNZTuesday 16 September 2025 · 5 outlets · 4 reports · updated

In this story Nicola Willis, Commerce Commission, Scott Simpson

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The Government plans to modernise the Commerce Act to prevent predatory pricing and creeping acquisitions. Ministers Nicola Willis and Scott Simpson stated the reforms would provide clearer merger rules and grant the Commerce Commission stronger tools to enforce compliance.

How they headlined it

First reported by NZ Herald, Tue 16 Sep 2025, 8:30am · 4 reports from 4 outlets over 3 hours
  1. NZ HeraldNZ Herald

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  2. StuffStuff

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  3. Otago Daily TimesOtago Daily Times

    Government takes aim at 'predatory pricing' (opens in new tab)

  4. 1News1News via RNZ

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