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Report of Government Inquiry into Operation Burnham released
Kawerau projects to receive $5.5 million from Provincial Growth Fund
$18 Million Funding Boost for Bay of Plenty Business Park
$5 million for Kaingaroa Village Redevelopment
Town revitalisation and aquaculture investments create jobs in Ōpōtiki
Construction underway on longest section of Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive Shared Path
Securing healthy futures for all Māori
Locally-led solutions at centre of new community resilience fund
New standards for existing marine farms provide consistency
IKEA Foundation contributes $3.5 million to support FAO’s work with refugees and host communities
Government signs Accord reinvigorating commitment to Far North iwi
Faster LEDs for Wireless Communications from Invisible Light
Energy-Efficient Tuning of Spintronic Neurons
Veterans Support Amendment Bill No 2 passes third reading
Racing Safety Development Fund open for applications 30 July
Boost to agri-education with reopening of Taratahi
Acknowledging ethnic community response during COVID-19
Pre/Postnatal Lead Exposure Affects Neurodevelopment in Japanese Children
Government to subsidise arbitration and mediation to resolve commercial rent disputes
Roadside drug driver testing Bill introduced
Makeover for iconic waterfront destination
Dates confirmed for Christchurch Hospital Hagley move
FAO unveils platform to help accelerate action on reducing food loss and waste
Unblocking Bottlenecks in Financial Relief Critical for Survival of Air Transport in Africa
IATA Calls for a Harmonized Approach to Restart Aviation in Middle East
New Zealand and Indonesia build ties in uncertain world
Spin, Spin, Spin: Researchers Enhance Electron Spin Longevity
Shovel-ready investment in Defence Force’s South Island estate
Government to regulate environmentally harmful plastic packaging, tyres, e-waste
Government supports Pacific-led solutions with STEM and Community COVID-19 Fund
Legislation for managed isolation payments
First regional apprenticeships schemes approved
Next stage of infrastructure works at Auckland City Hospital underway
Government removes another punitive child policy from welfare system to put children first
New direction for resource management system
Waltham investment key to future of South Island rail
Recovery Delayed as International Travel Remains Locked Down
Kenya beats back desert locust upsurge for now, but East Africa remains at risk
Air Cargo Recovery Continues in June but at a Slow Pace
New water services bill for safe drinking water
Reserve Bank reform to improve governance and accountability
Biggest cash-injection for Family Planning in a decade
New Zealand suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong
Supporting tourism in our regions
New Declarations of Qualifying Operational Service
New Algorithm Charter a world-first
Combating debt in wake of COVID-19
FAO and Russian Federation sign Contribution Agreement to ramp up fight against desert locusts

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