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Dealmakers 2024: Going beyond the ‘game of chicken’

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Financing and funding New Zealand’s infrastructure gap

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Brent Edwards Thu, 05 Sep 2024
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Central Interceptor: having tunnel vision gets s*** done

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Political consensus key to improving NZ’s woeful infrastructure

ANALYSIS: In this first story of a new week-long series, NBR looks at how to improve our alarmingly low infrastructure productivity.

Brent Edwards Mon, 02 Sep 2024
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Bridging troubled waters: re-connecting the Coromandel

ANALYSIS: An off-the-rack solution to fix the immediate problem of reconnecting the Coromandel Peninsula via State Highway 25A proved its worth as a faster, cheaper option to developing a ‘bespoke’ design.

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