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Minister Phil Twyford to travel to Timor-Leste
Aotearoa New Zealand provides further funding for global Covid response
Updated My Vaccine Pass for those who want it
Geospatial data for more targeted agricultural interventions: FAO receives excellence award
First ever International Day of Plant Health: no food security without healthy plants
Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill passes third reading
Aotearoa New Zealand condemns Russia’s malicious cyber activity against Ukraine
Next steps signalled for space activity laws
New Zealand initiates dispute settlement proceedings against Canada’s implementation of dairy quotas under CPTPP
Care in Community pivots as NZ returns to greater normality
Government’s support delivers path to recovery for arts and culture sector
New Zealand poised to welcome international students back
Lower card fees on way for business, consumers
Guidance to Remove Mask Mandate Step Towards Normality
Amid war in Ukraine, Europe and Central Asia discuss ways of ensuring food security and transforming agrifood systems
Small Volcanoes Play Big Role in Clarifying Tectonic Plate Structures
Fully open border and immigration changes speed up economic growth
Cabin Ops Safety Conference to Look at Crew Fatigue, Unruly Passengers, Accessibility
New sanctions target disinformation and malicious cyber actors
New High Commissioner to Solomon Islands announced
Government bolsters protection for whistleblowers
Budget 2022: Investing to eliminate violence in our homes and communities
Newly adopted Seoul Forest Declaration identifies priority action areas
Humanitarian assistance averted food security catastrophe in harsh winter months, but hunger persists
New Zealand Sign Language Week 2022 recognises ‘essential’ workers
Government’s Wage Subsidies support people in nearly half of NZ jobs
Budget 2022 supports 38,000 apprentices to accelerate recovery
Aotearoa sets course to net-zero with first three emissions budgets
Safety front of mind as new cycleway opens
Budget 2022: More police to target gangs
Rotuman’s strongly support their language revival in Aotearoa
Digital technologies: key accelerator of agrifood systems transformation and rural development
FAO and World Food Forum Launch Young Scientists Group
FAO Food Price Index eases in April
Funding for Pacific Stop Smoking Services to support Smokefree 2025 goal
Buses take to road on Northern Busway
All coal boilers to be removed from schools
IATA and ACA Collaborate on Standard Inflight Catering Agreement, Facilitating Operational Harmonization
Cameroonian activist wins Wangari Maathai Forest Champions’ Award 2022
Proposals aimed at user-friendly, up-to-date conservation processes
Next steps for two new schools for Ōmokoroa
Travel trade show reconnects with Australia
Budget 22 investing in biosecurity for future economic security
Joint M. bovis eradication plan reaches significant milestone
Crown accounts reflect strong economy
Passenger Traffic Recovery Continues in March
Global Report on Food Crises: acute food insecurity hits new highs
Budget 2022: Government clears road for 64,000 people to get driver licenses

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