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Teaching NZ’s own history moves a step closer
Employment rises on back of strong economy
Seven District Court Judges appointed
Tourism events to drive local economies
Global fisheries and aquaculture hard hit by COVID-19 pandemic, says FAO report
Commissioners appointed to Tauranga City Council
Deal struck to speed up removal of aluminium dross from Mataura paper mill
Our wetlands need our help to do their job – World Wetlands Day 2021
Fisheries and aquaculture are a critical part of global agri-food systems transformation, says FAO Director-General
New Zealand statement on Myanmar
Government supports councils to increase Māori representation
New Zealand welcomes news of UK request to join CPTPP
Constructing First Version of Japanese Reference Genome
Immigration Minister reinforces need to follow strict entry requirements
Government seeking feedback on Royal Commission
New research into domestic Kiwi tourists
Crown accounts continue their positive trend
Building Back Better by Strengthening Single European Sky Proposals
Environment Court Judge appointed 28 January
Government moves on climate promises
Jump starting research careers
Transforming agri-food systems will shape future, FAO chief told World Economic Forum
From Light at End of Tunnel to Re-start: Partnering with Governments
Minister Shaw speaks with U.S. Presidential Envoy John Kerry
Project protects jobs and nature
Minister of Foreign Affairs makes three diplomatic appointments
Major redevelopment of Wainuiomata High School underway
Keeping a Clean Path: How to Double Capacity of Solid-State Lithium Batteries
COVID-19 vaccine slated for possible approval next week
New ACC Board members announced
Economic boost for Southland marae
Innovation key to feed world in times of pandemics and climate change
Supporting disabled people to stay connected
Voluntary saliva testing offered to quarantine workers from Monday
Next steps in firearms buy-back
FAO Director-General highlights how to build an advanced society with green, innovative, competitive and sustainable development
FAO pledges intensified action to end child labour in agriculture
New Public Housing Plan announced
UN agencies warn that COVID-19 and worsening inequalities will fuel malnutrition for billions in Asia and Pacific
Using VR Training to Boost Our Sense of Agency and Improve Motor Control
Innovation to counter food supply-chain disruptions and spur recovery
East Africa’s locust “air force” could be grounded, as another wave of scourge takes flight
IATA Urges Support for Common European Digital Vaccination Certificate
Etihad Airways one of First Airlines Globally to Launch IATA Travel Pass
Emirates to Become one of First Airlines Globally to Trial IATA Travel Pass
Prenatal BPA Exposure May Contribute to Male Bias of Autism Spectrum Disorder
Jobs for Nature funding will create training and employment opportunities
Pre-departure testing extended to all passengers to New Zealand

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