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Tourism Holdings could make a profit in 2021: Forsyth Barr
Infrastructure

Tourism Holdings could make a profit in 2021: Forsyth Barr

THL is cashing in on demand and aggressively selling down motorhome fleet, analyst says.

Jenny Ruth 08 Sep 2020
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Futures signal higher power prices for longer
Infrastructure

Futures signal higher power prices for longer

Electricity futures prices jumped last week amid sliding hydroelectric storage, reduced gas supplies and below-average South Island snowfall. While peak winter demand is behind us, the rise in futures prices suggests electricity retailers, generators and major users are expect...

Gavin Evans 07 Sep 2020
Cairns to leave Port of Tauranga; successor named
Infrastructure

Cairns to leave Port of Tauranga; successor named

Port of Tauranga has named Leonard Sampson to replace chief executive Mark Cairns when he leaves the business in June next year.

Gavin Evans 07 Sep 2020
NZ Steel looks to reduce commodity export grades
Infrastructure

NZ Steel looks to reduce commodity export grades

New Zealand Steel is looking to re-tool parts of its Glenbrook operation to increase production of steel plate and reduce sales of less profitable products.

Gavin Evans 04 Sep 2020


Oliver Lewis
Oliver Lewis

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Oliver Lewis won the local government reporting category at the 2023 Voyager Media Awards. He is part of our investigations unit and also covers infrastructure, housing and employment issues. Formerly with Stuff/The Press, Oliver has also written for the Guardian and North & South. 

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