Hon STUART NASH: Six projects I visited are spread throughout Northland, from the Ōhaeāwai battle site enhancement to the Ngāwhā Innovation and Enterprise Park in Kaikohe; the Waiariki Ngāwhā Springs, Kaikohe; Waima Topu B farm; the Manea Footprints of Kupe centre in Ōpōnoni; and the Waitangi Mountain Bike Park. I won't pick favourites but it's clear that each and every project is making a quantifiable difference to jobs, businesses, and economic development in the regions. For example, the Far North Holdings Ltd received a grant of $19.5 million to develop 165 hectares into the Ngāwhā Innovation and Enterprise Park. It will enable the processing of high-value primary products like berry fruit and avocados to be scaled up. Importantly, it will create a circular economy where waste from the berries and avocados will be converted on site into biogas. This project would not have proceeded without Government investment.