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New Zealand’s new forestry rules promise consistency. Will they also increase environmental risk?
8th Jun 26, 9:49am
by Guest
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New Zealand’s new forestry rules promise consistency. Will they also increase environmental risk?
New Zealand and Australia need to line up with what’s happening in other markets when it comes to investing in resilience against natural hazard risk - even if that number feels big, insurance expert says
7th Jun 26, 6:00am
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New Zealand and Australia need to line up with what’s happening in other markets when it comes to investing in resilience against natural hazard risk - even if that number feels big, insurance expert says
Terry Baucher's Te wiki o te tāke – Budget Special – a few welcome and unwelcome tax surprises
28th May 26, 2:29pm
Terry Baucher's Te wiki o te tāke – Budget Special – a few welcome and unwelcome tax surprises
Government sets up ‘Incentives for Growth Fund’: If local councils enable more homes, they’ll get extra funding for infrastructure and community services, Housing and Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop says
28th May 26, 2:11pm
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Government sets up ‘Incentives for Growth Fund’: If local councils enable more homes, they’ll get extra funding for infrastructure and community services, Housing and Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop says
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Government gives councils 3 months to submit proposals for their own reorganisation as it eyes fast-track for local government reform
5th May 26, 3:28pm
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Government gives councils 3 months to submit proposals for their own reorganisation as it eyes fast-track for local government reform
Annual inflation 3.1% in March quarter, with electricity leading the way. Rent rise lowest in 16 years, petrol price rises show up for March quarterly rate
21st Apr 26, 11:08am
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Annual inflation 3.1% in March quarter, with electricity leading the way. Rent rise lowest in 16 years, petrol price rises show up for March quarterly rate
Government, Auckland Council 'agree to disagree' on contentious rates capping plan
10th Apr 26, 1:28pm
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Government, Auckland Council 'agree to disagree' on contentious rates capping plan
As the Government's signs its first 'city deal', Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's committed to exploring an accommodation levy in 2027 while Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown thinks it will ultimately happen
10th Apr 26, 12:30pm
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As the Government's signs its first 'city deal', Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's committed to exploring an accommodation levy in 2027 while Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown thinks it will ultimately happen
S&P waiting to see how councils react to imposition of rates cap before making any credit ratings decisions
2nd Apr 26, 6:56am
S&P waiting to see how councils react to imposition of rates cap before making any credit ratings decisions
‘Let Auckland get on with building Auckland’: Government to introduce legislation that bumps housing capacity requirement in Auckland’s housing intensification plan from 2 million to 1.4 million
31st Mar 26, 12:54pm
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‘Let Auckland get on with building Auckland’: Government to introduce legislation that bumps housing capacity requirement in Auckland’s housing intensification plan from 2 million to 1.4 million
The introduction of a rates cap on local councils ‘will erode the sector’s flexibility to raise revenues’, credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings says
30th Mar 26, 3:05pm
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The introduction of a rates cap on local councils ‘will erode the sector’s flexibility to raise revenues’, credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings says
Hecklers to 'shagging spiders': Lively housing reset sparks Wayne Brown-David Seymour showdown
19th Feb 26, 5:05pm
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Hecklers to 'shagging spiders': Lively housing reset sparks Wayne Brown-David Seymour showdown
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Auckland housing intensification plan: Government ‘softens’ housing capacity requirement from 2 million to 1.6 million, Housing Minister Chris Bishop to investigate ‘planning provisions that are holding back city centre’
19th Feb 26, 12:15pm
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Auckland housing intensification plan: Government ‘softens’ housing capacity requirement from 2 million to 1.6 million, Housing Minister Chris Bishop to investigate ‘planning provisions that are holding back city centre’
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announces $1.2 million to support regions impacted by extreme weather events through mayoral relief funds, says there is a strong case for an independent government inquiry
27th Jan 26, 11:35am
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announces $1.2 million to support regions impacted by extreme weather events through mayoral relief funds, says there is a strong case for an independent government inquiry
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Annual inflation rises to 3.1% in the December quarter - with electricity, rent, local government rates continuing to drive the increase
23rd Jan 26, 11:00am
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Annual inflation rises to 3.1% in the December quarter - with electricity, rent, local government rates continuing to drive the increase