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Fast Track law fails at the first big hurdle

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Environmental groups have cheered the draft Panel's decision refusing to allow Taranaki's continental shelf from being smashed up to extract rare earth minerals. But how will the Government respond?
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Fast Track law fails at the first big hurdle

Environmental groups have cheered the draft Panel's decision refusing to allow Taranaki's continental shelf from being smashed up to extract rare earth minerals. But how will the Government respond?

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thestandard.nz broke the news in on Saturday, February 7, 2026.
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