Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

“The new Housing and Urban Development Authority (HUDA) will help the Government cut through red-tape to deliver urban regeneration in our largest cities, but to deliver affordable housing the Government must now turn its attention to greenfield development and wider policy reform,” says Stephen Selwood Chief Executive of Infrastructure New Zealand.

Strategy of reconciling eco-ideologists with popular base turns explosive

Voice recognition software has been a growing trend in the Industrial Internet of Things and is already changing the way we look at machine tools.

Blockchain has proven its usefulness in finance, but now entrepreneurs and businesses believe it will allow many more industries to transform and improve. Various industries are now tapping into the world of blockchain reports Emma Thompson for Coin Rivet.

The Housing and Urban Development Authority will have cut-through powers to build quality state and affordable homes and create thriving master-planned communities, announced Minister for Housing and Urban Development Phil Twyford.

''We want to inspire people to get out there and enjoy what New Zealand has to offer. This country is amazing – everything is so close and accessible.''

26 Nov: 0932  |   Amazing footage of a small experimental aircraft flying without any moving parts and using no fossil fuel testifies to an astounding new propulsion system that may represent a great leap forward in aviation.

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26 Nov:  |  The kiwifruit industry welcomes more Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers for next season, but must still work hard to attract the rest of the required workforce, said New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Inc (NZKGI) chief executive Nikki Johnson.

E tū members at Sistema have walked off the job for the third time, effective from 7am.