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Farah Hancock

Farah Hancock

Verified

Journalist, Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

Auckl, New Zeal

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Total articles 855

  • Quarrying company J Swap denied Supreme Court appeal to mine on QEII covenant land

    By Farah Hancock Verified| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified A quarrying company has been denied approval by the Supreme Court to appeal its failed bid to mine under protected bush. Kaimai Properties Ltd, and its owner J Swap Ltd, wanted to mine andesite rock from 42 hectares of land close to Matamata in South Waikato. The rock from the quarry is used in infrastructure projects and J Swap has said it will run out of material if it is unable to extend its existing quarry into the protected land.

    By Farah Hancock Verified · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Eden Park proposes to build university accommodation without talking to university

    By Farah Hancock Verified| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified The University of Auckland has said it was unaware of plans for a student hostel at Eden Park, despite the stadium trust claiming it would be developed "in conjunction" with the university. The proposed 150-bed hostel was included in Eden Park's successful fast-track act application for upgrades to its suburban Auckland stadium.

    By Farah Hancock Verified · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Quarrying company J Swap denied Supreme Court appeal to mine on QEII covenant land

    By Farah Hancock Verified| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified A quarrying company has been denied approval by the Supreme Court to appeal its failed bid to mine under protected bush. Kaimai Properties Ltd, and its owner J Swap Ltd, wanted to mine andesite rock from 42 hectares of land close to Matamata in South Waikato. The rock from the quarry is used in infrastructure projects and J Swap has said it will run out of material if it is unable to extend its existing quarry into the protected land.

    By Farah Hancock Verified · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand

+64 4-474 1999