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National Party timber policy: Why mass timber should compete on merit - Tim Kleier | News.gg

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Published 23 hours ago · NZ Herald · Updated 22 hours ago

National Party timber policy: Why mass timber should compete on merit - Tim Kleier

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OPINION: Government should set building goals, not pick timber as a winner.

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OPINION: Government should set building goals, not pick timber as a winner.

By Tim Kleier · Nov 11, 2026, 3:00 AM UTC

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National Party timber policy: Why mass timber should compete on merit - Tim Kleier
OPINION: Government should set building goals, not pick timber as a winner.
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