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The Government is working closely with farmers and rural communities in the Wairarapa to assess the impacts of recent heavy rain, which has damaged local roads and bridges and caused significant erosion on hillside farms.

Agriculture Minister Todd McClay says Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) staff are working with and in regular contact with the local Rural Suppor...


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New Zealand's mental health laws are set for their biggest overhaul in more than 30 years, with Parliament today passing landmark legislation, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says.

"This is a huge day for mental health in New Zealand, with a once-in-a-generation reform that will modernise compulsory mental health care, strengthen people's rights, end the use of secl...


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Defence Minister Chris Penk will travel to Ankara, Türkiye, for NATO Summit events and engagements with overseas counterparts.

“New Zealand is committed to a rules-based international system and attending the Summit, including for the NATO Summit Defence Industry Forum, places us at the table with like-minded countries,” Mr Penk says.

“I am looking forward to en...


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A disproportionately harsh penalty that can stop real estate agents from working for five years for failing to complete continuing professional development (CPD), or failing to pay fees on time, will be removed under legislation passed by Parliament today, says Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee.

The Regulatory Systems (Occupational Regulation) Amendment Bill and ...


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Families across Central Otago are a step closer to welcoming their babies in their own community, with the sod now turned on the new Clyde Primary Maternity Unit, Health Minister Simeon Brown says.

"We want women and their families to have access to safe, quality maternity care in facilities that are fit for purpose and closer to home. One constructed, this modern mate...


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