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Engineering New Zealand: NZ Building System Needs Urgent Improvement

Although the Government is committed to making changes across key areas, the current building system reform programme lacks strategic direction, and efficiency and cost savings are frequently prioritised over quality outcomes.

GNS Science: Bioshields Could Help Slow Tsunami Flow

Lead researcher and GNS Tsunami Scientist Jean Roger said the study findings are expected to help local governments, planners, environmental agencies and infrastructure managers make informed decisions about natural environment management and natural hazard solutions.

Transport and Infrastructure Committee: Inquiry Into Ports And The Maritime Sector Opened

The committee has established this Inquiry to examine the current state of play, challenges, and future opportunities within the ports and maritime sectors.

Netsafe: Netsafe And Chorus Power Up Online Safety For Older Adults

Netsafe has powered up its efforts to protect and empower older adults in Aotearoa, with the launch of twelve new resources and a dedicated digital hub for community organisations.

RBNZ: 10 Cent Coin With King Charles III Image Now In Production

“Updating our currency with the new sovereign takes several years because we always hold sufficient stock to deal with demand spikes or supply issues. We make enough coins and banknotes just in case - not just in time,” says Ian Woolford, Director, Money and Cash – Tari Moni Whai Take.

NZALPA: Safety Improves From AKL Incident Learnings

“In NZALPA’s 80 years of representing professional pilots in New Zealand, we have found that taking the time to together gather all facts and analyse all relevant information has assisted aviation in becoming the safest form of transportation in the world,” President McKeen says.

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