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Arihia Bennett to chair Royal Commission Ministerial Advisory Group
Novel Magnet Design with Magic Mirror-like Properties
Karangahape Road upgrades are streets ahead
PETER RABBIT teams up with UN, FAO and UN Foundation in Global campaign to mobilize more food heroes
Global food trade is buoyant, as are prices
Pause on Quarantine Free Travel with Victoria extended
Pukemiro School to close
Govt acts to protect NZers from harmful content
Consultation on exemption of new builds from proposed tax rules
New stock exchange to help grow small businesses
Visa extensions provide certainty to employers and 10,000 visa holders
Hopes Rise for Vaccinated Travelers in Europe, but Global Restart Still Stalled
April travel demand a tale of 2 markets: Domestic recovery & international stagnation
More freezers and South Island hub to support vaccine roll-out
Appointment of Judge of High Court 9 June
Off-farm activities are a growing share of food-system greenhouse gas emissions
Air Cargo Up 12% in April Compared to Pre-COVID Levels
Government takes action to improve protections for subcontractors
1 million more Pfizer doses to arrive in July
Long-term home of Independent Children’s Monitor identified
Racing Integrity Board members announced
Govt crackdown on organised crime continues
Enhanced Task Force Green Approved for Canterbury
Food safety is everyone’s business
Roll out of high-resolution elevation mapping begins
Champions of Pacific education rewarded in Queen’s Birthday Honours
APEC trade ministers’ unite on COVID-19 vaccine steps and rejuvenating WTO
Primary schoolkids dig trees for Arbor Day
Further consultation for Melville schools
Director-General opens special session of Committee on World Food Security
Worsening soil pollution threatens future food production and ecosystems, FAO-UNEP
Aircraft Operations Must Not Suffer from Political Interference
NZ Upgrade Programme kept on track
New Northern Pathway gets green light
EC Approach to Single European Sky Entrenches Environmental & Cost-Efficiency Failings
European Travel and Tourism Sector Launches “Destination Summer” Campaign
Global food prices rise at rapid pace in May
Quarantine Free Travel pause with Victoria to continue, planning underway for managed return flights
Housing supply to be sped up in major changes to New Zealand’s building laws
Innovative financing and construction methods deliver 68 new Auckland homes
Professor Dame Juliet Gerrard reappointed as Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor
Crown accounts reflect Govt focus on securing recovery
From Data to Travel Freedom
Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership between Government of New Zealand and Government of Kingdom of Spain
Climate change fans spread of pests and threats plants and crops, new FAO study
Reports prove case for urgent water infrastructure reform
New Zealand welcomes start of UK CPTPP accession process
Budget 2021 invests to reduce reoffending

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