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Electricity Authority: Welcomes Plan For Boosting Consumer-Supplied Flexibility

Individuals and communities providing flexibility also benefit through lower costs and greater energy resilience, whether it’s a business shifting its boiler use away from peak demand periods, households using smart tools and AI to use power differently.

University of Auckland: How Can Finance Be Harnessed For Good?

Panellist Dr Chanelle Duley, a lecturer in economics at the University of Auckland Business School, says cybersecurity and data governance are central to financial trust.

Michael Ryan, The Conversation: NZ Budget 2025 - Economic Forecasting Is Notoriously Difficult, But Global Uncertainty Is Making It Harder

There’s no crystal ball when it comes to the future of New Zealand’s economy. But to understand the upcoming budget, people need to understand why forecasting is so hard.

KiwiRail: Aratere To Retire In August

Kaiārahi will go to dry dock in Singapore, leaving in late June and when it arrives back in mid to late August, Aratere will retire from service.

GE Free NZ: Chief Science Advisor Needs Courage To Take Honest Look At GE Failures

The new Chief Scientist should recommend aligning research investment with the existing value food chain to preserve New Zealand’s healthy, high quality food that is GE Free.

IAG New Zealand: New Zealand’s $64 Billion Spend On Natural Hazards Heavily Skewed To Recovery Over Resilience

These costs represent a drag on our economy and work against the growth and financial strength required to support the needs and aspirations of New Zealanders.

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