Loosening building products red tape 'good first step'
Release time：2024-05-09 07:13:55 Source：Earthly Edition news portal
The government is moving to make it easier to use building products from overseas - saying it will remove red tape and lower building costs. Photo: RNZ / Liu Chen
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