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The state of it: who’s who in NZ infrastructure
WEBNew Zealand’s infrastructure sector has many moving parts and key players that all have a voice in how to build and rebuild the country from the ground up. There are the politicians in central government, as well as locally elected councillors and …
Money as responsibility: Introducing the 2022 NBR List
WEBWhile searching for a contemplative quote to introduce The NBR List 2022, we came across the following from Alibaba Group co-founder, Jack Ma. “If you have less than $1 million, you know how to spend the money. At $1 billion, that’s not your money. The money I have today is a responsibility,”. Want to read more?
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Budget 2023: all revealed - nbr.co.nz
WEBBrent Edwards Thu, 18 May 2023. The Government has announced another boost to infrastructure spending in today’s Budget as it responds to the growing threats posed by worsening weather events. Early this week in a pre-Budget announcement it set aside about $1 billion to pay for rebuilding after the Auckland floods and Cyclone.
NBR Listers seek clarity over upcoming trust tax changes
WEBNBR Listers seek clarity over upcoming trust tax changes Private wealth lawyer Aimee Mitchell speaks with NBR about what the country’s richest think about hike to 39%.