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The Government is working with farmers and rural communities in the Wairarapa to assess the impacts of recent heavy rain, which has damaged local transport routes and caused significant erosion on hillside farms.
Agriculture Minister, Todd McClay said Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) staff were working with and in regular contact with the local Rural Support Tr...
Foreign Minister, Winston Peters, will travel to Singapore and Japan this week.
With Singapore chairing ASEAN and New Zealand hosting the Pacific Islands Forum in 2027, Mr Peters said he looked forward to discussing how New Zealand can maximise its mutually beneficial relationship by deepening connections between the regions.
The Minister will meet with co...
Defence Minister Chris Penk will depart New Zealand today to 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.
...The Government has granted Fast-track approval for the Māhinerangi Wind Farm project in Otago, marking the sixth renewable energy project to receive approval through the process.
Tararua Wind Power Limited lodged a substantive application in November last year to expand and operate the existing Māhinerangi Wind Farm near Eldorado Track, approximately 50 kilometres w...
The entire Puketapu Loop is now connected and ready to ride just in time for the July school holidays, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has announced.
A formal opening was held yesterday afternoon on what was the most damaged section following Cyclone Gabrielle, along the Tūtaekurī River corridor near Waiohiki Marae, where a new stop bank was recently completed.
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