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Three years down, 22 months to go: First-home buyers commit to longer waits for newer builds

Ethan Te Ora09:29, May 26 2021 Stuff Courtney Jones has been looking for a home for three years. Now she has one off-the-plans but she has to wait until the Wallaceville Estate home is built. When Courtney Jones​ drove down Ward Street to the intersection with Alexander Road, she saw her first home. But she was watching an active construction site and looking far ahead, potentially as far into the future as 22 months. That site is part of the Wallaceville Estate in Upper Hutt, where another 152 townhouses have been listed and will be completed between 10 and 22 months from now. The 29-year-old was unfazed by the wait. “I’ve already been looking for three years,” she said. “What’s another year or two?”

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Wellingtonian of the Year supreme award taken out by epidemiologist Michael Baker

Baker became a trusted household figure from the moment the pandemic took hold in New Zealand and helped inform the Government’s Covid-19 response. He also won the science and technology category. The award is just another to add to the trophy cabinet for the public health physician, who was previously awarded the Prime Minister’s Science Prize as a member of HHRP and was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit. In accepting the award, Baker said given the competition he had thought an epidemiologist winning was a “low probability event” Baker said we had seen strong recognition of the importance of science and evidence in the past year, and he was accepting the award “for all scientists across the country”.

Fife entrepreneur leads new life science investment group

Fife entrepreneur leads new life science investment group © PA Live samples in test tubes are held in a container during the opening of the new Covid-19 testing lab at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow. PA Photo. An investment company led by a Fife-based serial entrepreneur has been admitted onto London’s alternative investment market after raising almost £8 million. Recently-formed Intuitive Investments Group will specialise in the life sciences sector and aims to deliver a return to shareholders of 20% per annum. Founded by serial entrepreneur David Evans, the investment objective of the company is to generate capital growth over the long term through investment in a focussed portfolio of fast growing and high potential life sciences businesses.