Another one this morning
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/technology/news/article.cfm?c_id=5&objectid=10563582&pnum=0
an excerpt from the same
"In a letter to the mobile telcos - Telecom, Vodafone and potential entrant NZ Communications - Commerce Commission chairwoman Paula Rebstock said the rates the companies propose charging each other for calls from a landline or another mobile network were higher than international benchmarks.
The commission has suggested a rate of 7c a minute for mobile-to-mobile and landline-to-mobile calls, and 1c a text message.
This is much lower than Vodafone and Telecom's plans. Vodafone is proposing to gradually trim its rate for voice calls from 15c a minute to 11c a minute, and ease its rate for text messages from 9.5c to 7c. Telecom is offering to reduce its voice call rate of 16c a minute to 10c a minute and introduce a flat rate of 3.5c a text."