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Foreign Minister visit strengthens ties with Indonesia
Former FMA Chair Craig Stobo to Stand for NZFirst in Botany
Six-Legged Robot Learns To Walk From Stick Insect
FAO at COP17: New report warns soil degradation worsening as adoption of proven solutions lags
Government welcomes Tourism 2050 strategy
Cross-government plan to deliver stronger data
Kaitaia Crisis Recovery Café opens
Putting wine waste to work
Minerals Permit Backlog Cleared
SH25 Ramarama Stream Bridge to be replaced
Greening lands, feeding people: UN awards three Restoration Flagships at UNCCD COP17
FAO at COP17: Pastoralists are essential partners in rangeland restoration
FAO Director-General calls for science and technology to bridge digital, rural and gender divides
Gender pay gap stays near record low
Over 260,000 young children eligible for funded flu vaccines from 2027
Unleashing Potential: Vagus Nerve Stimulation Tunes Brain Blood Vessels, Enhances Learning
Community Job Coaching reaches milestone
Experienced public servant to lead new firearms regulator
50 more Acts up for repeal
DigBat: An AI-Ready Digital Platform for Solid-State Battery Research
AI Helps Identify Regulatory Hub for Aging in Hematopoietic Stem Cells
Government To Cap Rates
Green Hydrogen Production and Storage Using Alcohols, Iron, and Baker’s Yeast
New petroleum application targets Pegasus Basin
Goats and deer in the sights of $9.7m IVL funding
Consultation launched on illustrative National Policy Direction
Strong candidates appointed to inaugural Firearms Licensing Review Committee
FAO Director-General: Unlocking horticulture’s potential is key to transforming agrifood systems and delivering healthy diets for all
Government moves to ban U16s from social media
NZFirst Invokes Agree To Disagree On Social Media Ban
Feedback sought on Whangārei Harbour scallops
Minister to represent NZ at APEC food security meeting
Winston Peters: “Old Parties’ Fiscal Policy Devoid of Economic Strategy”
Winston Peters: “Adding Real Export Value – Use It or Lose It”
Fast-track application lodged for dry dock
Blood-Camouflaged Liquid Metal Nanoparticles Defeat the Most Aggressive Breast Cancer
NZ and Thailand launch Strategic Partnership
New Zealand Institute for Advanced Technology launches in Auckland
Government to retain Clean Vehicle Standard
Tobacco sales continue to fall
Closer to home: 20 new specialist classrooms
Auckland children’s dental surgery waitlist falls by two-thirds
Sod turned on Waimarino Health Centre expansion
IATA Cargo Experts Conference: Turning Expertise into Improved Air Cargo Operations
New template to simplify prequalification process
NZ First Launches ‘Use It Or Lose It’ Dairy Policy
Changes to emergency management legislation
Building the future of data for rural communities

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