New Zealand’s approach to managing earthquake-prone buildings is under review. With over 5,000 buildings identified as earthquake-prone, the government is examining how seismic risk is measured, the cost of remediation, and incentives for building owners.
1News' Abbey Wakefield reports on the complexities faced by property owners, including financial and regulatory barriers, and the need for a targeted and transparent system.
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