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Next steps for Upper North Island logistics
Surgical mesh restorative justice report received
Water Services Regulator Bill – Taumata Arowai a milestone for drinking water safety
New direction for criminal justice reform
Industry Steps Up Efforts Against Rogue Lithium Battery Shipments
25by2025 gains momentum with 59 airlines joining campaign
FAO Director-General kicks off International Mountain Day
After Challenging Year, Improvement Expected for 2020
Three million undernourished people in Asia-Pacific need to be lifted out of hunger every single
New law sets up $300m Venture Capital Fund
DART Buoys Announcement
Priorities for 2020 Wellbeing Budget outlined
$12 billion in extra infrastructure investment
Strong economy, careful spending gives $12bn of surpluses
Minister welcomes data-rich coastline mapping tool
Chief Victims Advisor reappointed for a further two years
New Zealand tsunami monitoring and detection system to be established
Pulses take stage in flagship partnership
Opportunity for Aviation in Europe’s Green Deal
Final steps for racing industry reform
Funding to promote New Zealand Sign Language initiatives
How New Zealand defines and recognises veterans
Government to fund lion’s share of Ohakea water scheme
Prime Minister statement on White Island eruption
Govt funds $100k for weather-hit communities
Death of NZ High Commissioner to Cook Islands
Wellington rail upgrade full steam ahead
Defence Climate Change Implementation Plan released
Govt releases funding to support South Canterbury
Govt pledges next steps on plastic waste
International student enrolments grow in universities and regions
DHB leadership renewed and strengthened
FAO Council approves structural changes including new offices to support least developed countries
Breakthrough Made in Detecting Carbon Impurities in Gallium Nitride Atoms via Light
Tabuteau to advance New Zealand’s trade and political interests with European partners
Statement from Prime Minister on Kris Faafoi
Tonga-New Zealand Joint Ministerial Forum
Shooting in Kurow
Govt supports Southland farmers in sustainability
Moderate Slowdown in Passenger Demand Growth
FAO offers novel assessment of trees and forests in world’s drylands
World food prices jump in November
Eight Queen’s Counsel appointed under new criterion
Major expansion for Wellington’s Onslow College
United stand to end female genital mutilation
New Zealand First calls for more checks for African Swine Fever at our borders
1800 new police, delivered
Malaria increasingly a disease of poverty and inequity: World Malaria Report 2019

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