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Floodgate protects Kaipara land and transport link
Building better school infrastructure for the future
Building the future GP workforce with overseas-trained doctors
New state of the art cancer treatment machine at Dunedin Hospital
Minister joins game bird season opening weekend
New Nanoreactor Design Rule Improves Catalysis by Balancing Transport and Kinetics
Christchurch Industrial Development Fast-tracked
Lead-free plumbing rules protect drinking water
Government support for flood hit communities
Parihaka Infrastructure Upgrades Completed
Ngauranga to Petone Shared Path (Te Ara Tupua) opening soon
$3b export surge under NZ-EU trade agreement
FAO unveils new data domain tracking agricultural research and development trends
New report urges urgent, coordinated financing to reverse rising hunger and transform agrifood systems across Africa
IATA Pilots Billing & Settlement Plan In Somalia
Auckland transport reforms pass third reading
Additional tools to go after fraudsters
Appointments to NZ Blood and Organ Service Board
More flex for public transport operators and contractors as fuel costs rise
Reserve Bank Transparency Increasing
New Models Reconstruct Fault Movement of the 2025 Kamchatka Earthquake
March Passenger Demand Up 2.1% But Sharp Regional Differences
Middle East Disruption Impacts Cargo Markets, Demand Falls 4.8% in March
Asia New Zealand Foundation Chair and Board appointments
Continued Investment in Aviation Critical as Ethiopia’s Passenger Demand Triples by 2044
IATA Calls on African Governments to Prioritize Aviation for Long Term Economic Growth
Asia NZ Foundation Chair and Board appointments
Cracking down on nitrous oxide misuse
More progress on Wellington Road of Regional Significance project
Finalists announced for manufacturing awards
Accelerated aviation rules programme takes off
Hunger intensifies in South Sudan as 7.8 million people face high acute food insecurity and 2.2 million children suffer acute malnutrition
Strait of Hormuz crisis: FAO Director-General outlines risks, actions and policy responses
Tougher legislation to manage extreme risk prisoners passes first reading
Updated granny flat rules increase choice
Kaitaia Hospital boosts access to specialist care
Attendance initiatives continue to get children back in school
Government consults on biosecurity changes to safeguard beef exports
Historic NZ-India FTA signed in New Delhi
Southwest Joins IATA Schedule Data Exchange Program
Government acts on regulatory feedback to boost fuel resilience
Willis & Chalmers discuss fuel security & economic growth
Rebuilding Vogel’s Rail System
At-risk Canterbury youth to benefit from new fund
Acute food insecurity and malnutrition remain alarmingly high as crises deepen, UN, EU and partners warn in new report
Simplifying Clean Hydrogen Production with a New All-in-One Photocatalytic Cocatalyst
FAO expands free public access to agrifood knowledge through collaboration on Wikipedia
FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific aims at “resilience from within”

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