Kiwis want more investment in extreme weather protection

‘Avoid building in dumb places’: Kiwis want more investment in extreme weather protection

February 28 2025
by Andrew Mullen

Almost one in two New Zealanders believe the government should invest more to protect people and properties from extreme weather events, according to a new survey by the Insurance Council of New Zeala…

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