Work begins on first hydrogen refuelling station in North Island
Construction of the country’s first green hydrogen refuelling station in Palmerston North is starting this week.
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Credit data shows consumers hit by rising prices and interest rates
Omicron-generated disruptions and nervousness along with rising prices and interest rates are taking a bigger toll on consumers, but there signs of an improvement for business.
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World-class arts, eats and beats are back on the menu at Elemental AKL
Auckland’s favourite mid-year festival, Elemental AKL returns this July with a sensational season of curated experiences celebrating the unique culture, cuisine, and creativity of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
From 14–31 July, Elemental AKL 2022 will whet … Continue reading
Support given to Manurewa organisations
Almost $60,000 in grants has been awarded to community groups by Manurewa Local Board.
Just under $40,000 was awarded in local grants, and more than $19,000 in multi-board grants, made to groups that work in more than one board area.
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City centre beats the blues with City of Colour
Polished and ready to welcome returning Aucklanders, the city centre will stage City of Colour over the next three weeks – from 6 to 22 May.
Ribbons of colour will drape from a canopy suspended above Vulcan Lane, a flock of flamingos will dance on the… Continue reading
Wellington construction company faces liquidation
A large Wellington commercial construction company has gone into liquidation.
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Firstgas to investigate hyrdogen ventures with Australian energy group
Australian energy group Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and New Zealand’s biggest gas pipelines operator, Firstgas, are looking at hydrogen production and distribution.
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Property Investors Federation claims to have plan to fix rental property crisis
The plan includes harsher penalties for bad tenants and returning the bright-line test to two years, and a public list of tenants who owe money after a tenancy ends, damage the property, or disturb neighbours.
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Skilled worker shortages costing businesses millions
A major manufacturer of waterjets for boats fears it could miss out on millions of dollars worth of contracts if the government does not address urgent skilled worker shortages.
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Kiwibank owner completes sale of insurance business
Kiwi Group has completed the sale of insurance business to insurer, nib New Zealand.
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