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Waste-to-energy plant application called in by Environment Minister
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Lake Taupō shrinks away as dry winter takes its toll
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Far North renewable energy resources soar with third solar farm starting
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Meridian profit up, but a tough 2025 year looms
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Government investment unlocks more solar
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Government tries to legislate its way out of energy crisis
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Government to fast-track consent process for new liquified natural gas terminal
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announces the Government is to fast-track the consent process for a new liquified natural gas terminal. Video / Mark Mitchell
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The PM made the announcement at the post-Cabinet press conference.
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