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UN agencies welcome news that famine has been pushed back in the Gaza Strip, but warn fragile gains could be reversed without…
FAO welcomes UN’s Decision to establish an International Day of the Mediterranean Diet
NZ, Japan sign defence and security agreements
How a Gourmet’s Palate Becomes Refined: Taste Training Mechanisms
New Plant Health and Environment Laboratory
New plan to tackle organised crime
Extended urgent care coming to South and East Auckland
Parent Portal updated with new maths practice tool
Strengthened accountability for Treaty settlement delivery
New High Court Judge appointed
Cutting red tape so restaurants can sell take-home alcohol
Funding shot in the arm for hornet eradication
Changes for Northland spiny rock lobster fishery
Board Appointments to Airways and Kiwi Group Capital
Second Fast-track Quarry Approved
Major Fast-track mining project approved
Gas Security Fund to seek expressions of interest
Area School Principals’ Vote to Accept Settlement
Next steps in advanced tech research
Special Agricultural Trade Envoy appointed
Pre-Christmas Economic Boost Welcomed
New specialist mental health and psychogeriatric beds open in Lower Hutt
FAO-led projects to make agriculture resilient and sustainable in support of 1 million people
Minister to Japan for defence, security meetings
Another busy year in the House
Bill passed to improve court timeliness
Vet network will strengthen animal health response capability
Earlier monetisation of Chorus debt to the Crown
New racing hub unlocks housing potential
Road cone hotline to close as pilot hits objectives
Aged Care Advisory Group appointed
Removing barriers to hydrogen sector growth
Historic agreement for Top of South Island land
Crown Delivers For Ngāpuhi
Mental health targets delivering faster access to support
Easing of bank capital requirements welcomed
Electoral reforms pass final reading
Earthquake-prone buildings Bill passes first reading
Planning reform bills pass first reading
Breakthrough Iron-Based Magnetic Material for Next-Generation Power Electronics
Health targets: Patients getting improved care
HYEFU 2025: Economic and fiscal repair job continues
Changes ensure continued access to transport subsidy for disability community
New ministry to deliver better housing, transport, and environmental outcomes
Mineral reservation over Kermadec Arc renewed
Public service digital transformation accelerates
NZ helps strengthen Pacific aviation security
Food and fibre exports set to reach record $62 billion

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