In late March, Japanese-owned Juken New Zealand Ltd announced a formal consultation process over the future of its Northland Mill and Triboard Mill in Kaitāia.
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A public meeting has been organised in Kaitāia for this weekend amid concerns about the future of two of the Far North town’s timber mills.
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