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    Three more new projects ... being funnelled into the Government's RMA fast-track consenting process

    Three more new projects ... being funnelled into the Government's RMA fast-track consenting process


    They're a wind farm in the Tararua Ranges, and housing projects in Auckland and Queenstown.

    Acting Prime Minister Grant Robertson says the wind farm venture ... is a re-development and expansion of an existing site

    He says the project involves removing 97 two-blade turbines, and installing 30 new three-bladers -- creating 197 jobs.

    It takes the number of projects to go through this process to 50.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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