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Smarter plan for Auckland’s motorways
New mental health facility opens in Rotorua
Harete Hipango-Brownlie: Why The ‘Conservative’ Māori Should Come Out from the Shadows
Agricultural productivity to soar with drone reform
Certainty for Waikato and Manawatū-Whanganui farmers
Achieving competitive urban land markets in new system
A more practical planning system for food and fibre production
Providing certainty for the marine sector
Decisions on Freshwater Farm Plans released
Network efficiency needed for more affordable power, Govt says
More juice into blackcurrant exports
Pharmac culture continues to improve, and get more transparent
More than 820 homes through Flexible Fund
Walls go up – classrooms calm down
Government clarifies climate change tort law
Gaza Strip: Only 3 precent of Gaza’s cropland remains accessible and undamaged, new assessment finds
Court fines clampdown shifts into overdrive
A New Mathematical Tool to Uncover “Who Eats Whom” in Nature
Tracking Trauma Over Time Improves Prediction of Long-Term Mental Health
Government backs Hawke’s Bay businesses with targeted recovery support
State of Origin 2027 date confirmed as Major Events momentum continues
Permanent Chair appointed to New Zealand Institute of Advanced Technology
New grant for poultry industry launches
$1.7 million for Chatham Islands from DOC Community Fund
1,000th wagon shows Hillside is back at work
Goda Lab Reaches Final Phase of XPRIZE Healthspan Competition With Super Exosomes
Ministerial Advisory Group’s report welcomed
Government appoints facilitator to restore confidence in Tairāwhiti forestry
Next steps on Waitematā Harbour crossing
Thailand Prime Minister to visit New Zealand
Government Prioritises Solar Review
Emergency waste funding grants for five councils
Construction begins on SH39 Mangati Bridge
Winston Peters – “The Labour Party You Once Knew, Is No More”
Overseas visitor numbers keep climbing
Auckland youth supported from stage to study
Foxton Solar Farm Fast-tracked
Revised plan for protection and management of sharks
Red tape tipline continues fixing the problems no one else will
Consultation opens on Hamilton City Operative District Plan provisions
Improving infrastructure tools to for Fast-track
New Zealand and Viet Nam boost agricultural trade and cooperation
New Zealand, Viet Nam advance relationship
Puka field mining permit application approved
Faster access to innovation for farmers and growers
Backing our frontline community organisations
Charter school rolls grow again, by almost 18%
Steady growth in infrastructure pipeline update

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