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Should we be rethinking how we rebuild after storms?
Repeated storms hit the same New Zealand regions annually, prompting calls for smarter infrastructure and legislative reforms to address affordability and resilience challenges.
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How to rebuild when destruction flows from the sky
It’s the same regions being hit every year – the usual suspects being, broadly, Northland, Auckland, Coromandel, Tairāwhiti, Hawke’s Bay, Nelson, West Coast, and Canterbury. The storms are destructive, devastating, heartbreaking. We keep rebuilding – but is it increasingly a fruitless task, soaking up billions? And should we be rethinking the way we’re doing it? Today the Detail team looks at what’s ahead, and what needs to change so that we’re …
·Auckland, New Zealand
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