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The New Zealand Defence Force has joined a new multi-national initiative led by Norway to train Armed Forces of Ukraine personnel in Poland, Defence Minister Chris Penk says.

“New Zealand remains steadfast in its support for Ukraine as it defends itself against Russia’s illegal and unprovoked full-scale invasion,” Mr Penk says.

“The defence of Ukraine, its inter...


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The development of an important North Canterbury roading link in its largest town has hit a major milestone, with the Government confirming support for the project’s initial stages, Associate Transport and South Island Minister James Meager says.

The NZ Transport Agency Board has approved $4.5m in funding for the Rangiora Eastern Link, as a 51 per cent contribution tow...


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Biosecurity New Zealand’s yellow-legged hornet eradication in Auckland remains on track, with growing confidence the pest can be wiped out, Biosecurity Minister Andrew Hoggard says.

“It’s been more than six weeks since we’ve found a hornet or nest – that’s encouraging.”

“At this point in autumn we’d normally still expect to see hornets – especially mated queens ...


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Pink Ribbon Day is an important reminder of the value of early detection, with more than 16,440 eligible women aged 70 and 74 already taking up the opportunity for free breast screening since eligibility was extended last year, Health Minister Simeon Brown says.

“Breast cancer remains the most common cancer affecting New Zealand women, and behind every statistic is a m...


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Good afternoon 

We’d like to start by acknowledging distinguished guests here today – parliamentary colleagues, members of the Diplomatic Corps, Honorary advisors to the Asia New Zealand Foundation, and the outgoing, and newly appointed board of trustees for the Asia New Zealand Foundation. 

It’s our pleasure to ...


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