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1. LN v TD Ltd [2020] NZDT 1466 (13 March 2020) [pdf, 193 KB]

   ...consumer may reject the goods and choose to have a refund. 5. LN cancelled the order six months after the original estimated delivery time. While I accept that TD Ltd did warn in its invoices of the possibility of delay, and that it could not control offshore manufacturing times, the guarantee still applies. I find that LN was entitled to cancel as, even allowing for some delay as mentioned in the invoice, 6 months is not a reasonable delay for an item of household furniture. Therefor...

2. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights - concluding observations 4th report [pdf, 17 KB]

   ...on New Zealand’s obligations under the Covenant may not have been fully considered. The Committee is concerned about possible negative effects of the new legislation and practices on asylum-seekers, including by “removing the immigration risk offshore” and in the absence of monitoring mechanisms with regard to the expulsion of those suspected of terrorism to their countries of origin which, despite assurances that their human rights would be respected, could pose risks to the perso...

3. Notes of Crown Maori Relations focus group with FOMA 12 April 2018 [pdf, 312 KB]

   ...that shows the on the ground connection, contribution, and people. Māori feel divorced from government. • Change the narrative and take the people too – economic development is not new to Māori or an evil. • Some businesses have gone offshore to invest, because it’s more expensive to do so here even if it is their preference. • Māori business success is perceived or misunderstood as ‘bad’, poor or undeveloped. • Continue to focus on building economic foundation...

4. ENVC combined interested party notices F to L [pdf, 12 MB]

   ..."turangawaewae" or "place to stand" ~iti-;-T-hreat--efrestr-ieteEi-aeeess-to-ottr-eemmerrpropefty-seabed,c--easta.and .esplaAadeTeserves-and-cuaslatmarine-area--(6MA} G: Threat to local community well being as loc'al marina ownership dissipates offshore over time (£. Threat to use of the CMA for the benefit of exclusive future business endeavours c~.· ~menity and landscape '-'(~.' Threat from marina to .Matiatia as an integrated gateway amenit...

5. Deborah Freeman - Evidence in Chief [pdf, 3.1 MB]

   ...Congress. 7. I have been a qualified scuba diver for over 20 years and have held a scientific . diver certification since 1998. I have undertaken over 1000 scuba dives and in New Zealand have dived for research purposes in a range of coastal and · offshore areas between North Cape and the Subantarctic Islands. Code of Conduct 8. I have read the Environment Court's Code of Conduct for Expert Witnesses in the Environment Court of New Zealand Practice Note 2014, and I agree to...

6. INZ (Carley) v De'Ath [2018] NZIACDT 45 (13 November 2018) [pdf, 213 KB]

   ...were signed. [13] In the medium term, Mr De’Ath accepted the need for someone to undertake studies to become licensed and be based permanently in Manila. He could use video conferencing for document signing. He concurred that interaction with offshore clients had been in writing only and those investigated had not directly spoken to him. Mr De’Ath said that email and Facebook messages had been used. He accepted that providing templates outlining his services omitted the sign...

7. ENVC combined interested party notices A to E [pdf, 11 MB]

   ..."turangawaewae" or "place to stand" iii. Threat of restricted access to our common property seabed, coastal and esplanade reserves and coastal marine area (CMA) iv. Threat to local community well being as local marina ownership dissipates offshore over time v. Threat to use of the CMA for the benefit of exclusive future business endeavours c. Amenity and landscape i. Threat from marina to Matiatia as an integrated gateway amenity and welcoming home-coming ii....

8. ENVC combined interested-party notices M to S [pdf, 7 MB]

   ...“turangawaewae” or “place to stand” iii. Threat of restricted access to our common property seabed, coastal and esplanade reserves and coastal marine area (CMA) iv. Threat to local community well being as local marina ownership dissipates offshore over time v. Threat to use of the CMA for the benefit of exclusive future business endeavours c. Amenity and landscape i. Threat from marina to Matiatia as an integrated gateway amenity and welcoming home-coming ii. Thre...

9. Diane Jean Lucas - Evidence in Chief [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...full extent of the CMA. Excerpts from the report state (beginning page 6): “The Bay of Plenty is a hotspot for marine biodiversity in New Zealand and has a wide range of habitats including estuaries, brackish water lagoons, open sandy beaches, offshore islands and an active volcano. Offshore islands, such as Astrolabe Reef (Otaiti), White Island (Whakaari) and Mayor Island (Tūhua) are exposed to both warm and cold ocean currents. Their unique location and volcanic origin supports a...

10. Ngati Pahauwera Letter of Determination 23 August 2016 [pdf, 866 KB]

    ...Buildings, Wellington 6160, New Zealand. Telephone 64 4 817 6808 Facsimile 64 4 817 6508 b. within the following points only: i. lat. 39,091811, long. 177.291402 (a point near the Waihua River mouth) and lat. 39.092867, long. 177.29197 (a point offshore from the Waihua River mouth), and ii. lat. 39.150189, long. 177.12798 (a point near the Pdnui Stream mouth) 39.151176, long. 177.128491°E (a point offshore from the Ponui Stream mouth), but c. excluding any part of the bed of the Moha...