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Arlington reset to deliver 104 new social homes
Updated science and social sciences curriculum prepares students for a changing world
Eight new emergency helicopters now in service
Getting Kiwis into work with website upgrade
RIF backs critical minerals and hydrogen plant
$30m RIF package targets hydrogen opportunities
New attendance service re-enrolling more students than ever
RIF funding boosts Chatham Islands connections
Call for feedback on organic sector changes
Government announces $1m community fund to fight wilding pines
First Northwest Busway station opens
Protecting New Zealand’s tourism appeal
More than $1 million for Taranaki coastal habitat and kōkako
Auckland level crossing removals keep moving ahead
Government to consider Headstart proposals
World Off-Track on Nearly Every Food System Goal, Latest Assessment Reveals
Open ocean salmon farm Fast-tracked
Delmore Residential Development Fast-tracked
Faster support for young people in Central, Lakes
First Solar Farm Fast-tracked
500 schools nationwide selected for solar panels
Fairer Parent Resident Visa process delivered
New Zealand announces further sanctions against Russia
Zero-interest loans accelerate EV charger rollout
FAO Food Price Index edges up amid weather, energy and geopolitical concerns
Total Mobility scheme strengthened following review
Business funding now easier to find
Earlier monetisation of Chorus debt to the Crown supports infrastructure investment
New rule to slash red tape for regional airports
FAO seeks time-sensitive support to protect Afghanistan’s 2027 wheat harvest ahead of critical planting window
New Zealand to welcome Viet Nam President
Enhanced citizens’ arrest powers pass into law
New urgent care service for Rolleston
James Miller appointed FMA chair
Minerals royalty regime transparent, broadly fair
All Aboard: City Rail Link Opens on 13 September
Promised Mental Health Strategy launched
New subjects bring industry and the classroom closer together
Changes expand recognition for Kiwi authors
Creating rural career opportunities for at-risk youth
Rapid review of Ministry of Justice
Foreign Minister to meet Pacific counterparts
New Molecule Class Creates Hardy, Drought Tolerant Plants
Feedback sought on Great Barrier rock lobster
Pharmac decision to increase access to type 2 diabetes medicines
Jobs data shows why economic growth matters
Communities to design local social services
New specialist school to fill long-standing gap in Gisborne

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