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New scam protections for consumers to kick off Fraud Awareness Week
Nurse practitioners to deliver faster access to medicines
Interpretable Machine Intelligence for Materials Design of Metal Hydrides
Feedback sought on longer-term protection for northern hoiho
Trade Minister cautiously welcomes US tariff relief on key exports
COP30: FAO’s AIM4Forests secures long-term financial support from the United Kingdom
New Wellington stroke pathway speeds up recovery
Disasters cost global agriculture $3.26 trillion over three decades, FAO report reveals
Controlling Triple Quantum Dots in a Zinc Oxide Semiconductor
WorkSafe funding aligned for greater transparency
Green light for Dunedin Tunnels Trail
Sod turned on Whangārei Hospital car park extension
Great South tourism boost showcases Southern Way
Uncorking the Classic NZ Wine Trail
Two sites in Chile recognized as Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems
FAO Food Outlook points to broad-based increase in global food commodity production
$1m compensation to oyster farmers a start
Historic moment for Kiwis’ rights
New declaration strengthens bond with Niue
Households getting more help with ECE costs
Aussies lead the way in tourism growth
New IP rules to boost research commercialisation
Modernising Road Funding
Government Accepts Banking Recommendations
Tide turns in battle against Lake Wānaka weeds
First sod turned on Hawke’s Bay Expressway
More people to get faster access to support
Daily Term 3 attendance data shows where improvements needed
Easier and cheaper prescriptions for Kiwis
What We Learned From a Decade-long Genome Cohort Study of 100,000 Japanese Individuals
Four new appointments to the TEC Board
First cancer medicine available in private hospitals
Costco announcement great news for shoppers
Erica Stanford – New Secretary for Education appointed
Medicines Amendment Bill passes third reading
National Day of Reflection for survivors of abuse & neglect in care
New FAO-WFP report warns of shrinking window to prevent millions more people facing acute food insecurity in 16 hotspots
New TERRA programme boosts small and medium agrifood companies’ access to credit
Attendance management plans required by law
Ensuring students get a world-leading education
Damning IPCA report prompts oversight move
Traffic congestion-busting Bill passes third reading
The Flexible Brain: How Circuit Excitability and Plasticity Shift Across the Day
Government cracks down on drug drivers
Radiology upgrade to double scanning capacity in Hawke’s Bay
Fairer, fit-for-purpose Arms Act to improve public safety
FAO-WHO 48th Session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission adopts new standards
Codex Alimentarius Commission meets at FAO as Organization marks 80 years of action on food safety

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