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RBNZ Monetary Policy Committee remit and charter renewed
Resource Management reform report-back makes useful changes
New Te Whatu Ora Board Chair appointed
Boosting rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners
Government provides significant extra support to universities and other degree providers
Government proposes improved GMO regulations to encourage health research
Temporary accommodation and waste disposal changes proposed for weather-hit communities
Incomes have grown significantly for people on Main Benefit, report shows
Strengthening our tourism ties with China
IATA Launches World Sustainability Symposium
Food banks to get Government top-up
Ruapehu ski season to go ahead this winter
Firearms Registry delivers professional and modern gun ownership system
New Proton Conductor for Next-Generation Fuel Cells
Ukraine: FAO and WFP join forces to clear agricultural land from remnants of the war and help farmers resume production
New High Commissioner to Tuvalu announced
Labour delivers 12,000 more public homes
First round of Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia and Latin America announced for 2023
Scrutiny of the grocery sector focuses on delivering lower costs for households
FAO set to support implementation of landmark treaty for conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity on high seas
Statement on Michael Wood
Simplified path to residency for skilled workers
IATA Launches Program to Improve Aviation Safety in Africa   
​​Strong Recovery for Ethiopia’s Aviation Sector Post-COVID, Clearing Blocked Funds is Critical
Combining Twistronics with Spintronics Could Be the Next Giant Leap in Quantum Electronics
Aotearoa New Zealand welcomes adoption of new global treaty on ocean biodiversity
Market study to investigate banking competition
First Government Passive House development to reduce power bills and emissions
New Zealand welcomes 1,500 refugee quota for the first time
Sudan: acute food insecurity sparked by the ongoing crisis is set to escalate in coming months
Theory’s Predictive Power: Creating Effective and Low-Cost Rare-earth Element based Catalysts
Government responds to ECE concerns
Third tranche of travel bans on Iranian officials
More financial support for new parents
Prime Minister leads trade delegation to China
NZ ETS review begins alongside redesign of Permanent Forest Category
Election – Not Auction
Shane Jones: World Health Organisation needs reform – not fattening
National Volunteer Week recognises extraordinary efforts
Second Global Parliamentary Summit reaches historic pact against hunger and malnutrition
G20 Agriculture Ministers: “Agrifood systems must be part of the solution to the biodiversity and climate crises,” FAO Director-General says
Government secures land for 90 homes in growing Christchurch suburb
Promising signs of improvement on the wider impacts of child poverty
High tech centre to deliver for disability sector
Step closer to affordable water
Exploring the future of sustainable aviation fuel in Aotearoa
Draft tourism plan backs bold action on the environment
Stuart Nash report released