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New Appointments to the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission
Marking World Cancer Day
Discharging Labour’s redundant ram raid bill
Supercharging literacy & numeracy achievement through te reo Māori
IATA Releases Updated 2025 Manuals Reflecting Latest Industry Standards
Crown shows commitment to Ngāpuhi settlement
Land Information Minister to tour Antarctic monitoring sites
Living cost inflation continues downward trend
Online portal for COVID-19 Inquiry opens
Guidance for safe use of AI in the public sector
Legal action dropped over ETS Foresty Registry 
First charter schools open for 2025
Pukekohe Rail Electrification Completed
He poroporoaki ki a Kahurangi Iritana Te Rangi Tāwhiwhirangi
IATA Releases SAF Accounting And Reporting Methodology
This Multiferroic Can Take Heat – Up To 160℃
98 per cent of potholes repaired within 24 hours
First Plunket site begins delivering childhood immunisations
Decision reached on Dunedin Hospital
Major milestone reached with launch of Minerals Strategy and Critical Minerals List
Tax policy proposal would boost NZ racing
Business Confidence Signals Progress
Global Air Passenger Demand Reaches Record High In 2024
Setting New Zealand’s second international climate target
Life’s Building Blocks In Bennu Samples
Relentless focus on literacy & numeracy at school
Hawke’s Bay patients to benefit from new and improved radiology and cancer treatment services
Barnardos Decision Reversed
Customs’ levies bill passes first reading
New school lunch programme serves up first healthy lunches
Global Air Cargo Demand Achieves Record Growth In 2024
Statement On UK Airport Expansion
New Acoustic Wave Phenomenon Discovered
Citizenship applications completed up 54 per cent in December
Speed limit reduction reversals begin
Budget will be delivered on 22 May
Gaza: Immediate action must combine emergency relief with the restoration of local food production
PM emphasises importance of growth in 2025
New UN Report: 74 percent of Latin American and Caribbean countries are highly exposed to extreme weather events, affecting food security
Exploring New Qubit With Gemstone Spinel
Students are back at school
Going for Growth: New rules for visiting tourists
Housing Minister opens new Epuni development
Trade and Investment Minister to hold trans-Tasman discussion
New podiatry clinic brings much-needed service to Wairoa
Commissioner recommends panel inquire into Judge’s conduct
Schools to accelerate maths achievement
New Diplomatic Appointments 24 January

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