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$25m redevelopment for Wellington Girls’ College
Just Transition Summit to spark vital conversation
New mental health facilities for Hillmorton in Christchurch
Strong export growth in face of global headwinds
5G on track for 2020: 3.5 GHz spectrum the first available
Consultation to help shape future sign language video interpreting and relay services
Govt accounts in good shape amid global volatility
NZ calls for India and Pakistan to exercise restraint
NZ and Fiji to hold regular talks
Government investment in Far North’s future
Government responds to Productivity Commission on Measuring and Improving State Sector Productivity
New support package for gifted learners
$20 million for Botany Downs Secondary College
PGF Invests in Rural Innovation Lab
Welfare Expert Advisory Group Report received
New Zealand Pacific regional visit
Fisheries abuses condemned
Govt delegation to Pacific
Births, Deaths, Marriages and Relationships Registration Bill to be deferred
Tourism Infrastructure Fund to open 1 March
Mobile Tactical Network boost for the Army
Get hep C tested to get cured
Standards to make homes warm and dry released
Next steps for Whakatohea
Online trial to help people stay in work
Joint Statement by Prime Ministers the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern and the Hon Scott Morrison MP Auckland, 22 February 2019
Largest Police workforce in NZ history
New legislation passes to make registration mandatory for Social workers
Government response to Tax Working Group report
Fund open for low emission transport projects
Major rebuild milestone as planning powers returned to Christchurch
Fruit fly trap checks stepped up
Disability sector consulted on minimum wage
Whānau Ora Review Report released
New independent Commission to tackle infrastructure issues
Mike Greer to build over 100 KiwiBuild homes
New Public Advisory Committee on Disarmament and Arms Control
Home-based early childhood education to move to become a fully-qualified workforce
Nearly 50 households in the West Coast-Tasman region found homes last quarter
More than 170 households in the Wellington region found homes last quarter
More than 90 households in the Waikato found homes last quarter
Over 40 Taranaki households found homes last quarter
Nearly 50 Bay of Plenty households found homes last quarter
More than 50 households in the Central region found homes last quarter
Nearly 40 households in the Northland region found homes last quarter
Nearly 290 Canterbury households found homes last quarter
More than 40 families housed in the Southern Region
More than 120 households in the East Coast region found homes last quarter

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