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No questions? – car subsidy with a line item attached for transit

Labour’s announcement of a $20-a-week cap on public transport in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, and $10 outside the main centres, is good politics and sound instinct.  Continue →

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Cost growth slows across both commercial and residential bands

QV CostBuilder spokesperson and quantity surveyor Martin Bisset said the latest figures showed a much steadier picture than in recent months. Continue →

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Non-expert contributions look increasingly similar

AI is making genuine expertise less visible, prompting some of the most knowledgeable contributors to stop participating in online communities. Continue →

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Hawkes Bay gets storm ready and looking forward to major growth

Amid the ongoing clean-up and planning strategies to cope with a more volatile climate, two major orchards are demonstrating how to use post-harvest and packhouse technology as a buffer to protect the output of the region’s fruit growers and prepare for growth.


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New Zealand needs to follow suit or risk being outbid and cut out of export sales

Permission for gene-edited plants that don’t introduce foreign DNA, has just passed in the EU closing a competitive gap with jurisdictions that have moved earlier embracing crop varieties that are more climate and pest resistant, yield more and produce or need fewer chemicals.


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