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ACC, Ngāi Tahu and Carter Group launch Ahumahi – a $1.5b plan for new Christchurch industrial land
Economics & Business2 min readNZ Herald

ACC, Ngāi Tahu and Carter Group launch Ahumahi – a $1.5b plan for new Christchurch industrial land

New businesses, jobs on way with powerhouse investment in South Island industrial land.

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New businesses, jobs on way with powerhouse investment in South Island industrial land.

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