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Today is a turning point after three decades of Resource Management Act frustration. The new laws fix what matters in New Zealand with a property rights approach to planning and the environment.

“Consent renewals have been hanging over productive farms like a guillotine. Rolling them over until a better planning system is in place means farmers can keep farming as they are, without upending ...

The four successful applicants are Kayne Allanson (from Carterton), Gracie Coppell (Pahiatua), Jaiden Duncan (Masterton), and Angus Wells (Masterton). Three of the latest recipients will use their ...

The Government is replacing the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA) with two new bills: a Planning Bill that enables development and regulates land use, and a Natural Environment Bill that manages ...

Buses will be running on normal weekend timetables, but some stops will be temporarily relocated to Wakefield Steet due to the detours for the premiere. Passengers can see where to board and exit ...

“There is a clear alignment between the objectives of both reform programmes. This is our opportunity to build a modern planning system that lifts living standards and protects the environment, while ...

The Planning Bill and the Natural Environment Bill, which together will replace the RMA, will smooth the transition by ensuring that: Existing consent expiry dates will be extended to two years after ...

New Zealand’s new planning system will make it easier to build the homes and infrastructure our country needs, give farmers and growers the freedom to get on with producing world-class food and fibre, ...

“Since 2011, overseas student loan debt has increased eight-fold, from $289 million, to $2.193 billion. In that same time, the number of New Zealanders overseas with overdue payments ballooned from 52 ...

High Court action taken last year by the Commerce Commission against One New Zealand has resulted in a $1.1 million fine for the telco. One NZ was also ordered to contribute $100,000 towards the ...