Momentum and progress will mark the success of today’s landmark city deal agreed between Auckland City and the Government, says the EMA.
Auckland City Deal Sets Direction – Now Progress Must Follow, says EMA Read More »
The release today of a study on congestion in Auckland adds to the urgency around the introduction of time of use charging, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
EMA backs congestion charging as Auckland’s traffic woes worsen Read More »
Projects included in yesterday’s fast-track consents announcement are a potential major economic and housing boost for the ‘golden triangle’ economic zone, particularly for greater Northland’s inclusion in that zone north of Taupō, says the EMA.
Fast-Track Consents Potential Major Economic Boost Read More »
Fast investment in road improvements and priority investment in projects in the north and south of Auckland will eventually ease major freight and private transport bottlenecks, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
Auckland transport priorities will ease congested networks Read More »
The EMA says Wednesday’s increasing unemployment rate is revealing the true picture of the New Zealand economy and the financial stresses facing Kiwi businesses.
Time of use charging a boost for business productivity Read More »
The EMA says the Government’s decision to accelerate the delivery of a new expressway to Whangārei is welcome news for businesses across the region and will help transform the Northland economy.
Acceleration of expressway will be transformative for Northland economy, says EMA Read More »
The announcement by the Government accelerating seven of its Roads of National Significance (RoNS) is a welcome boost for the infrastructure sector and the economy, says the EMA.
RoNS announcement a boon for infrastructure sector Read More »
The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says that the immigration changes announced by the government over the weekend will still cause concerns for some employers and could result in difficulties in filling key roles.
EMA welcomes new report into economic benefits of expressway to Northland Read More »
The EMA is broadly supportive of the government’s move to introduce a revised fast-tracking consenting regime for projects of national and regional significance.
New fast-tracking consenting regime good news for business, says EMA Read More »
The Western Bay of Plenty Infrastructure Forum has welcomed the National Party’s Transport for the Future plan, saying it goes a long way to addressing the critical infrastructure needs of the region.
Western Bay of Plenty Infrastructure Forum welcomes Transport for the Future plan Read More »
