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'It's working': Christchurch's $1b-plus precinct drives medtech growth (opens the original)
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It’s a $1 billion-plus investment blazing a trail for healthcare innovation and it’s catching the eye of international tech investors. So why are we just starting to notice Christchurch is growing a vibrant economic engine called the Te Papa Hauora Health Precinct? It could be because Cantabrians aren’t shouty people. Or it could be because the idea of an innovative health ecosystem, anchored by Christchurch Hospital and the city’s universities isn’t new. The precinct, New Zealand’s second bigge
Programme introduces women students to careers in construction (opens the original)
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A new generation of young women rising through the ranks of infrastructure management says progress has been made in recognising the value of women in the sector – but there’s still a lot of work to be done. Among keen young ambassadors for Infrastructure New Zealand’s Women in Infrastructure Network (WIN), and well-placed to see perceptions change in the past decade, is Northpower executive Arden Hermans. Construction director, renewable energy and new business, at the energy company, Hermans h
NZ's top women in infrastructure: Four leaders, one message (opens the original)
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New Zealand’s most influential women in infrastructure share a common view: if the country wants stronger growth and higher productivity, it needs to stop treating infrastructure as a series of projects and start seeing it as a long-term nation-building strategy. From airports and energy systems to housing, transport and digital networks, these leaders argue New Zealand’s biggest challenge is not how much it spends, but how well it plans, integrates and delivers. The Herald’s Infrastructure Repo
Inside the business relationships behind India’s FTA with NZ (opens the original)
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BusinessNZ CEO Katherine Rich, ExportNZ CEO Joshua Tan , Te Taumata Māori trade board chair Hone McGregor, Kapil Kumria from Optimex Aces and Danielle Adsett, CEO NZ Apples & Pears at the free trade deal signing ceremony in New Delhi. Simon Bridges calls it the “mood music” of the India-New Zealand trade deal romance. Katherine Rich says it was “absolutely critical” in encouraging the politicians to keep at it. Michael Fox believes it showed India that New Zealand was thoroughly and sincerely in
'Landmark deal': India FTA opens doors for NZ fruit and wine growers (opens the original)
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New Zealand’s delegation to the India-NZ free trade agreement signing ceremony April 27, 2026. Preferential access to an Indian middle class soon expected to outnumber the population of the European Union is a prize from the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement that has Kiwi agribusiness buzzing. The FTA, now before Parliament for approval and expected to be ratified later this year, will mean 95% of New Zealand’s current exports to the world’s fastest-growing economy will be tariff-free or ha
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