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Construction is now underway on a major upgrade of the community birthing unit at Ashburton Hospital, Health Minister Simeon Brown says.
“This investment will help ensure local mothers and babies continue to receive quality care in a modern, fit-for-purpose facility close to home.”
The $3.2 million project is being delivered through the Government’s $100 million...
Thousands more families will have access to evidence-based support to help parents meet their children’s learning and development needs, following a $20 million investment in parenting initiatives from a Budget 2025 contingency fund.
“Parenting can be full of challenges and it’s even harder when families go through hard times or have a child with additional needs,” Chi...
Toitu te taiao – Nature endures
Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau is set to lead the next phase of Predator Free 2050, with a $10 million Government investment to expand predator elimination efforts across the region and develop new tools that can be used across New Zealand, Conservation Minister Tama Potaka and Minister for Auckland Simon Watts say.
“Auckland Tāma...
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will visit Australia this week for the annual Australia-New Zealand Leaders’ Meeting and a range of other high-level bilateral and business-focussed engagements.
“Australia is our only formal ally, our most important economic partner, the place a number of Kiwis call home, and a holiday destination for many of us,” Mr Luxon says.
A seasonal closure covering thousands of square kilometres of deepwater fishery east of the South Island will protect spawning orange roughy and help the stock recover, Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones says.
“Last year, I made a significant cut to the commercial catch limit for East and South Chatham Rise (ESCR) fishery, and at that time also directed official...