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Climate change fans spread of pests and threats plants and crops, new FAO study
Reports prove case for urgent water infrastructure reform
New Zealand welcomes start of UK CPTPP accession process
Budget 2021 invests to reduce reoffending
Addressing hunger is “foundation for stability and peace”
Better Endurance and Reliable Data Retention: A New STT-MRAM Quad Technology
A Novel Nanometer-scale Proximity Labeling Method Targeting Histidine Residues
Trade Minister to lead first virtual trade mission to Japan
Adverse event declared for Canterbury region, unlocking support for farmers
New Zealand’s contribution to Operation GALLANT PHOENIX extended
Space exploration soars with Artemis Accords
Joint environmental and aerospace project to ‘lift off’ on Kaitōrete Spit
Nobel insights into using social media for development
Statement with International Transport Workers’ Federation on International Cabin Crew Day
OECD report card shows NZ a strong performer
Prime Ministers Jacinda Ardern and Scott Morrison
Minister of Foreign Affairs makes three diplomatic appointments 31 May
Housing First Pūrākau share experiences of homelessness
Gagana Samoa is a foundation of Pacific wellbeing
Digital Literacy Training for Seniors wins international award
Climate change and indigenous peoples, afro-descendants and migrants examined at global seminar
Government speeds up stewardship land reclassification
Pre-departure testing introduced for some travellers from Australia
Major step in restoration of Lake Horowhenua
Notice: 2021 Management Changes
Victoria travel bubble pause extended; all recent visitors from Melbourne to be tested
Govt welcomes Tiwai clean up undertakings
Fisheries Resilience Following Tohoku Tsunami
Christchurch’s ‘Hotel Give’ shovel ready project hits major milestone, delivers jobs
Steering Group assembled to select Māori Health Authority interim board
Next step for regional economic recovery
Air connectivity scheme helping recovery take off
FAO-UNEP call for bold move to restore world’s ecosystems
Digitalization Needed for Smooth Restart
Optimism When Borders Reopen
Blending Mātauranga Māori and Food Safety – A Recipe for Success in Northland
Expansion of saliva testing for frontline border workers
Solar power initiative win for Māori households and future renewable projects
Government invests to grow Māori Medium Education
Embedding biodiversity in all we do
Europe and Central Asia: “economic and agricultural powerhouse” with solutions at hand
Controlling Magnetization by Surface Acoustic Waves
New public-private effort on digital uptake
Quarantine Free Travel with Victoria to pause
Emergency screening of overseas investments to end, as economy recovers
Air ambulances taking off faster, thanks to Govt action
Ensuring Māori perspectives are integrated in our emergency management system
FAO “walks talk” on climate

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