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News New Zealand government to launch building materials price probe

New Zealand government to launch building materials price probe

Written by Global Cement staff 11 May 2021
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New Zealand: The New Zealand Ministry of Finance plans to launch a commission to investigate high building materials prices. The New Zealand Herald newspaper has reported that finance minister Grant Robertson said that New Zealanders pay too much for building materials. Robertson indicated that any probe would look into cement, among other building materials. The Productivity Commission previously estimated that average national building materials prices are 20 – 30% higher in New Zealand than in Australia.

Last modified on 12 May 2021
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