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A wetlands initiative in the Bay of Plenty region has earned national acclaim, winning the Environmental Sustainability Project Award at the 2025 Water New Zealand Excellence Awards. The Pongakawa and ...

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China curbs export of five new rare earth elements New rules come weeks ahead of Trump-Xi meeting Foreign producers who use Chinese tech, material required to comply Foreign semiconductor users will ...

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