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Industry have risen to the challenge with the adoption of two new Codes in 2024, working with us as we rolled out new ad protections for children, and for all New Zealanders under the Food and ...
Among the government’s pledge to invest in public safety and reform young offenders, it’s allocating $16 million to implement the new legislative regime for Young Serious Offenders, and $33 million ...
There’s no doubt the RBNZ should be aiming to stimulate, not restrict, the economy. It’s just an argument around how much support is needed. The RBNZ has signalled a 25bp cut to 3.25% next week. If it ...
Residents will maintain access via either Aviemore Dam Road or the Otematata end of the closure. There will be no access through the worksite. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) is urging drivers ...
New Zealanders are a step closer to being able to build a granny flat of up to 70 square metres in their backyard following the successful first reading of the Building and Construction (Small ...
“The Regulatory Standards Bill tries to make all future lawmakers in government follow a rigid set of the ACT Partys far-right principles – prioritising corporate interests over people, nature, and Te ...
David Seymour’s Regulatory Standards Bill would take New Zealand backwards by making it harder to protect our people and the environment. “This Bill favours corporate interests ahead of our ...
The Regulatory Standards Bill: • provides a benchmark for good legislation through a set of principles of responsible regulation • enables transparent assessment of the consistency of proposed and ...
The Green Party condemns the passing of the Regulatory Standards Bill at first reading and is clear that the fight is not over. “The Regulatory Standards Bill is another attack on te Tiriti o Waitangi ...
Property development is a highly competitive industry, spec home builders are discovering that the kitchen remains the most critical factor in buyer decision-making. While location and price point ...
“The Treasury and Inland Revenue estimate Investment Boost will improve economic growth, lifting New Zealand’s GDP by 1 per cent, wages by 1.5 per cent and our capital stock by 1.6 per cent over the ...
Bay of Plenty saw the biggest gap in average asking prices between apartments and homes. Since January, the average asking price for apartments in the region has fluctuated between $965,000 and $1.3m, ...