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$6b of Govt-Funded Building Projects to Start Before Xmas - This Is Where They Are
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 17 – The UK government’s £530 billion pipeline covers 780 projects, combining public and private funding to improve planning, create jobs, and boost investor confidence, officials said.
- New Zealand ministers announced that $6 billion of government-funded construction will start before the end of 2025 across the country.
- This announcement follows the National Infrastructure Pipeline showing planned projects worth $207 billion managed by the Infrastructure Commission to sustain sector growth.
- Projects include new roads, hospitals, schools, biosecurity facilities, and courts, with significant roading projects valued at $3.9 billion and nearly $800 million in school property upgrades.
- Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop cited that these projects could generate about 27,000 jobs, while Infrastructure New Zealand chief Nick Leggett called the stimulus timely and necessary to avoid a "false dawn."
- The projects aim to drive economic activity and job creation while underpinning a long-term pipeline beyond political cycles to provide workforce certainty and industry confidence.
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