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Dec 10, 2010 · Featured NBR Listers 2024: Wi Pere Trust. Representing the 500 or so descendants of the former eastern Māori MP Wi Pere, the trust generates above-average returns from 7000 hectares of hill country and a relatively small 79ha horticulture unit.
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Dec 20, 2024 · Treasury weighs in on Auckland’s land prices . Tentative evidence the Auckland Unitary Plan has had positive effect in areas of high housing demand, new report on impact of land restrictions on house prices suggests.
New Zealand economy in deep recession after shocker year
Dec 18, 2024 · New Zealand’s economy has fallen off a cliff after recording two consecutive negative quarters, including a much deeper than expected decline in the third quarter. Statistics NZ data today showed the economy declined 1% in the September quarter, following a revised 1.1% fall in the June quarter ...
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Dec 22, 2024 · Aussie media looks to tech giants – again – to stay afloat. ANALYSIS: The media industry has been in limbo since an earlier funding agreement expired in March, but hopes Government threats can now break the deadlock.