Reducing the regulatory burden to investment in mining and mineral processing will help New Zealand unlock our endowment of critical minerals. We support fast-tracking the assessment process and ...

This is the first time IP4 Defence representatives will have the opportunity to exchange views with NATO Allies in the changing security dynamics in the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific regions, ...

Nationals changes are a slap in the face to everyone involved in the negotiation process. The National Government has sneakily reneged on protecting the Hauraki Gulf, reducing the protected area of ...

This will help establish whether or not the activity is consistent with the overall biodiversity objectives … Cabinet recently agreed to pass the Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana Marine Protection Bill ...

We are establishing 19 new marine protection areas that will nearly triple the space protected in the gulf. The Bill supports the delivery of the Government’s goals to rebuild the economy and tackle ...

To exempt commercial fishing from the provisions in the Hauraki Gulf Protection Bill means the Government is prepared to allow stocks of various fish and marine species to tip over the edge into ...

Changes announced today to the Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana Marine Protection Bill which seek to permit commercial fishing activity in high protection areas have raised significant concerns for the ...

“The reforms will deliver a critical Government priority to cut red tape and improve the quality of regulation. My aim is to provide regulatory relief to businesses and the public, enabling law ...

Broker Glen McLeod, of Edge Mortgages, said he felt a “war” was likely as banks competed for the leading home loan rates. “Fingers crossed it’s a really exciting war and people are going to benefit ...

Federated Farmers agrees the Government should retain the legal option of screening those investment types currently screened, including the sale of farmland, to ensure they are in the national ...

“New Zealand faces a massive infrastructure deficit, estimated to be at least $200 billion,” says Infrastructure New Zealand Chief Executive Nick Leggett. “Central and local government funding will ...

“The truth is that, in the overseas investment game, New Zealand has been benched by international investors. Being 38th out of 38 countries for openness to investment means we’re simply not in the ...