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Phase one of the park could supply electricity for 30,000 homes and help Canterbury businesses and aviation cut fossil fuel use.
Safety lapses in erecting festive lights on high streets and shopping centres could put workers and the public at risk, warns IPAF.
Tighter credit and more listings are likely to keep house price gains easing as annual growth slips for the first time since August 2020.
In 2018, a new unprecedented data privacy law took the EU and, by association, the rest of the world by storm.
Builders will follow new Covid-19 rules from 3 December, with simpler site guidance and fresh advice on vaccinations, mental health and risks.
Record rents are keeping first-home buyers in the market, with mortgage payments still cheaper than paying to rent for many Kiwis.
The council says wider benefits for ratepayers followed once it stopped choosing projects on the lowest price and focused on long-term value.
Christmas freight and passenger services face major disruption after KiwiRail’s chief executive quit amid looming nationwide strike action.
Auckland’s waterfront mega-project clinched the top prize after beating 108 rivals, with judges praising its economic and social benefits.
Its portfolio value rose to GBP £3.5 billion as occupancies stayed near full and new build-to-rent projects were launched despite lockdown pressures.
The appointment brings public affairs expertise to the workplace safety body as it seeks greater influence in New Zealand.
Record-low losses and near-universal gains in New Zealand’s housing market are being driven by tight supply, strong demand and cheap borrowing.
Rising pressure on housing and services means New Zealand cannot sustain pre-pandemic immigration levels without more public investment.
Delays and higher costs are looming for major infrastructure works as New Zealand struggles to secure enough gravel, timber, cement and steel.
New Zealand businesses and holidaymakers will get extra Cook Strait capacity after KiwiRail leased the freight-only Valentine to cover a broken ferry.
Shock and vibration are driving machinery wear, but thermoplastics could cut downtime, noise and safety risks across industry.
A new tool could spare communities the disruption of council building closures by helping weigh safety risks against social and economic costs.
Delays and cost pressures are looming for major works as New Zealand struggles to secure key construction materials, a new study finds.
Dell Technologies has appointed Leanne Buer as its new country manager for New Zealand, effective Monday 29 November.
Forter, a SaaS-based fraud detection company, works with global online retailers and banks to provide real-time trust analysis.