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Infrastructure: Credit for green credentials

Green finance is an important focus for ICBC.

Time for the Govt to make the big calls on infrastructure

Decisions are coming on Three Waters reform, Auckland light rail and a harbour crossing.

Normalising diversity - still plenty to work on

Women CEOs are now leading some of the biggest infrastructure companies in New Zealand.

Infrastructure: Businesses face an intense period

Economist believes labour shortages and cost increases may delay infrastructure projects.

Political buy-in is central to success of long-term plans

International investors need confidence that big projects will go ahead.

Infrastructure: Radical collaboration

Making the next 10 years count to accelerate the low-carbon economy.

Infrastructure: Solar set to have its day in the sun

Solar set to have its day in the sun Project finance is powering investment in renewables.

Auckland's light rail project poised to take a major step

Compensation for businesses impacted by construction.

The Kiwi women moving the world forward at Apec 2021

Women's economic empowerment has been a key pillar of Apec's work.

Tim McCready: Think Apec on Zoom is wild? Try Russia in 2012

COMMENT: I gave him my last remaining gift from NZ — an Ecoya candle.

Could Apec 2021 lead to trade reunion between the US and China?

The FTAAP is a proposed free trade agreement covering all Apec members.

Getting Covid hasn't stopped NZ's top APEC official

Apec's forced adaptation to Covid has had unexpected progress in other crucial areas.

Fran O'Sullivan: Kiwi leadership critical to Apec's success

COMMENT: Apec is gold for Cabinet Ministers from a small nation like New Zealand.

Jacinda Ardern: Apec Summit an opportunity from crisis

There is a large list of positive outcomes from Apec 2021.

Apec 2021: Covid challenge overhangs summit

Jacinda Ardern presides over the Apec Leaders' meeting at a heady time.

Apec 2021: Breaking down more walls

Alan Bollard explains why Apec is 'A perfect excuse for a (virtual) conversation'.