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KiwiRail needs reset to compete with trucking, CEO says
There is no target for headcount reduction, which is sought company-wide all the same.
NZ sharemarket up 1% after yesterday's 1.5% fall
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 12,768.54, up 127.22 points or 1.01%.
Auckland airport looks to 'repair' Air NZ relationship
Getting Australian tourists back to pre-covid levels is also a major priority.
Price shocks, rural ruin and rolling blackouts: the cost of a hasty transition to renewables
Expert warns fast switch to renewables risks more rural job losses
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New report reveals AI impacting cloud platform choices.
