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The AsiaPacific offers a diverse range of investable residential assets according to a new CBRE report on living sector investment which touches on New Zealand where it takes 11 times annual income to afford a home compared to six times in in Australia and the US.
Methane gas emissions are a well-known contributor to climate change. Methane emission reduction from landfills is a comprehensive study on the reduction of these emissions from a waste management perspective prepared by the Solid Waste Association.
Fujitsu has achieved all four Microsoft Security Specialisations, cementing its position as a leading provider of cutting-edge cloud security solutions across Australia and New Zealand
Mammoet’s SK6000 allows large energy and infrastructure projects to build from bigger pieces, in parallel. Lifting 3,000 tonnes to a height of 220m it has a key role in offshore wind farm planning, where fast growth of components has led to supply chain issues.
There are a lot of reasons why companies say they can’t grow. Remember the PPP framework of people, products, and processes? There are many thoughts about the order of importance of these, but none can exist without the other.
A report published late last year through Waste Management World looks at the role of chemical recycling versus mechanical recycling in the fight against plastic waste. Are the two methods friends or foes, competition or cooperation?
JLL New Zealand Market Dynamics report provides quick and easy insights into our key commercial property markets, with commentary on how the office, retail, and industrial sectors are faring across Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch.
Bell Gully says Zealand’s infrastructure gap is a challenge that goes beyond public spending or even private finance. The sector must look for a range of solutions, including good asset management.
INC Australia reports on a US based survey of small- and midsize-business leaders which captured the biggest challenges they are up against. INC analysis revealed the five issues that keep CEOs up at night
