New task force created to investigate wholesale electricity prices
The Energy Competition Task Force has been established by the Electricity Authority and the Commerce Commission.
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Synlait’s former boss questions major shareholders’ voting rights
The former head of the dairy company is threatening to upset a vital meeting to save the financially strapped business.
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Meridian Energy $429m profit four times higher than previous year
The energy company said the outlook for 2025 was less positive.
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Government investment ‘big driver’ for solar power
A solar power company getting government investment aims to produce 15 percent of the country’s daytime electricity.
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The KiwiSaver fund that’s returned nearly 400%
These are the funds that have given investors the best returns over time.
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Beam’s e-scooter licence cancelled following serious compliance breach
Auckland Council has cancelled micromobility operator Beam’s e-scooter licence in Auckland, following an investigation into concerns raised around the operator’s compliance with licence conditions.
Information provided to the council has indicated t… Continue reading
Visitors get an inter-planetary experience at Auckland Botanic Gardens
Other worlds has arrived in Tāmaki Makaurau.
A thought provoking, wondrous series of large-scale globes standing on tripod legs inspires us to see the world through different lenses.
Councillor Angela Dalton says the globes provide a new experience of … Continue reading
Tax department comes knocking – literally
For the first time in a long time, Inland Revenue is physically visiting those owing money.
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Beginning the conversation today for our beaches of tomorrow
Climate change is not only an environmental issue, but a deeply social one, and perhaps one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century. Beginning the conversation today for our beaches and coastal environments of tomorrow, Auckland Council is callin… Continue reading
Hundreds at community meeting over central North Island mill closures
Locals fear the area will quickly become a ghost town, with one woman saying many families are already planning to leave for Australia.
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