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The allocation comes from the $100 million Whenua Māori allocation which enables Māori landowners to access to capital to progress projects which are investment-ready and will ultimately support moves towards higher value land use. This will mean Māori landowners will be able to improve their own wealth as well as create opportunities for their whānau […]
The loan to the small Kawerau-based company, which makes a health tonic using fulvic, will pay for product testing and for the expansion of the plant. Fulvic acid is a natural product which is used as a supplement. New Zealand Fulvic adds it to natural spring water and bottles it for sale. The expansion of […]
His job is to help facilitate seasonal recruitment in an industry that is growing fast and facing ongoing and significant labour shortages. Over the past few months, Gavin has been working with the industry including labour contractors to coordinate the sector’s worker requirements. He has also been championing in an industry that has kept him […]
Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is managing this initiative on behalf of the Provincial Development Unit following an announcement that the Provincial Growth Fund will invest up to $19 million to expand 3D mapping in the regions. The eight regions which will receive co-funding from the Provincial Growth Fund are Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Hawke’s […]
A trust fund is being set up to look after the health of the Waikato River as authorities agree in principle for Auckland to take more water from it. As part of the agreement, Auckland can take 25 million litres a day from the Hamilton City Council’s unused allocation and up to 50m per day […]
Matamata-Piako District Council has been awarded $640,000 from the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) to seal 28km of the Hauraki Rail Trail extension between Te Aroha and Matamata.
New Zealand is quickly becoming among the top dark sky destinations on earth thanks to the creation of two ‘Dark Sky Parks’. The parks are Wai-iti Recreational Reserve and Tunnicliff Forest at the northern end of the South Island. The purpose of the parks is to preserve the night sky to preventing light pollution. The […]
The Credit rating company, S&P Global predicts that the adverse economic effects of Codid19 on the New Zealand economy would be far less than for most other countries. It is believed that the long-term cost to New Zealand’s real GDP would be an estimated 2.7 per cent – less than the cost of the Global […]
American interest in moving to New Zealand has spiked during the coronavirus crisis, with the number of people seeking information on how to emigrate climbing by 65% during May. There has been a similar increase in interest from the United Kingdom with an 18.5% growth of interest. Despite the interest, immigrating to New Zealand is […]
The government has announced ta $265 million sport recovery package as part of the 2020 budget. The first instalment of $80 million will be used to help boost community sport, national leagues and clubs who have been financially hit by Covid-19. $54 million will be distributed in the 2020/2021 financial year.
