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Wāhine workers: Changing the face of forestry
Award winning: Mahi Rakau's Forest Management crew footing it with the big boys.
Award winning: Mahi Rakau's Forest Management crew footing it with the big boys.
Demand is outstripping supply for timber at the moment.
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The industry crying out for New Zealanders to fill jobs.
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Tauranga port container terminal operating at 101 per cent capacity: ideal 75 per cent.
The Whakatāne Mill closure and a kiwifruit-harvesting labour shortage are seen as factors.
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There are a number of reasons for the current timber shortage, writes Marty Verry.
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Carter Holt Harvey reportedly can't supply timber because of the house construction spike.
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IBISWorld says the industry is anticipating an 8.4 per cent rebound in 2021-2022.
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The fruit is aboard the MV Kakariki, the second of three new specialised reefer vessels.
Rawiri Waititi has adopted a "Whānau Ora approach" to addressing the mill closure.
First NZ rotation of new service will distribute thousands of empty containers.
After more than 80 years, production will shut down in June.