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Expert comments on implications of India’s Citizenship Amendment Act
Investment in schools – a commitment to communities
New Zealand Defence Force sends support to Australia
Better access to books for blind and low vision citizens on World Braille Day
New Zealand to send further firefighter support to Australia
Road deaths lower in 2019, but still more work to do
New Year honours for top sportspeople
Social entrepreneurs and innovation leads Pacific contribution
Leading architect of Zero Carbon Bill honoured
Service to birds and bush recognised in New Year Honours
Closer Economic Partnership with Singapore comes into force on 1 January
Further government support for Whakatāne community
Gun buyback over, next phase underway
Evolutionary Changes in Brain Potentially Make us More Prone to Anxiety
Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Bill Introduced
Govt supports West Coast businesses
Clock ticking down to end of buyback
FAO welcomes global recognition of fruits, vegetables, tea and food loss and waste
Global production of wood products posts highest growth in 70 years
Graduation tops massive year for Police
New Zealanders asked to help shape future climate and energy policy
Policy Statement for Venture Capital Fund
Reserve Bank chair reappointed; new director
New road safety investment and action plan to save lives
Record high fleeing driver numbers, crashes, pursuit abandonments
Emissions report shines a light on road ahead
GDP growth reflects a strong economy
Southland’s Waituna Lagoon vulnerable to changing climate
More motorway lanes to help Aucklanders get around this Christmas
Research into pill-testing effectiveness welcomed
Roadside Drug Testing to be Introduced
Research into drug checking impacts
Fairer pay with minimum wage rise for quarter of a million workers
Regulations pave way for quality medicinal cannabis manufacturing
Keeping banks safe and holding executives accountable
Auckland Point Primary School in Nelson to be redeveloped
Low level of hunger but high prevalence of moderate food insecurity, overweight
Rules around gifting donation tax credits
New space payload principles protect national interest
Legislation to stamp out unfair business practices introduced
Independent expert advisors on future emission reductions announced
Tuia 250 ending is just beginning
New strategy for resolving historical claims
Workforce Development Councils to lead a stronger industry voice
FAO hails Europe’s forest restoration ambitions
European Union provides €82 million for an FAO-led initiative targeting rural communities
FAO and Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences strengthen efforts to build sustainability
New Zealand will continue to showcase ambitious climate action

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