The country’s largest port says it might bank on fast-track legislation after a dragged-out, five-year consenting and Environment Court process.
Five years on and the country’s largest port’s ‘strategic piece of infrastructure’ is still on the drawing board.
Commerce Commission chair John Small says the regulators are pushing ‘hard and fast’ for measures to improve the electricity market.
West stand of the country's biggest sporting and event stadium is being 'repurposed' at a cost of $12.5 million.
Regulators to 'urgently consider' ways to address issues driving record wholesale electricity prices.
Beam e-scooters will disappear from Auckland roads and pathways tonight after breaches of its licence serious enough to warrant police action, the council says.
A record 335,290 passengers on 133 ship calls saw a significant jump in cruise line returns, with a ‘significant contribution’ to port profitability.
Ongoing operational ‘pause’ looks more like a full closure as Winstone Pulp advises Napier Port of likely impacts on shipping.
Immigration New Zealand, meanwhile, has seemingly ignored the consultative process with industry in ramping up its visitor visa taxes.
Small Auckland electricity retailer said to be involved in generator's multimillion dollar bad debt.