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NZ Wine: 2023 Vintage Will Support Strong Demand
Despite a challenging season and a smaller harvest than last year, strong export value & increasing international demand will support further export growth over the next year. Total value of NZ wine industry exports (year to May 2023) was $2.4B, up 25% on 2022. More
Apiculture NZ: Top Honey Producers & Outstanding Achievements Honoured
Timaru-based Jarved Allan from The Mānuka Collective won the Supreme Award for the third year in a row, Kaimai Range Honey’s Jody Mitchell produced the crowd favourite, & forest entomologist Stephanie Sopow was awarded the Peter Molan trophy for exceptional contribution to apiculture science. More
There is a continuing gulf between fixed wireless broadband performance in areas where fibre is available & rural areas with less direct competition. Satellites are the worst for disconnections, VDSL is better than fixed wireless, but everything lags far behind fibre. More
Statistics: Annual Number Of Homes Consented Back To 2021 Levels
45,159 new homes were consented in the year ended May 2023, down 11% compared with the year ended May 2022. More
Productivity Commission: Productivity Matters For Wellbeing & Requires Long-Term Commitment
NZ’s economy has gone from being one of the most to one of the least productive in the OECD. Working more hours & putting more people into work has been the main way that production & income have grown over the last decades. More
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