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INZ uncovers immigration adviser scam
17 May 2013
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has declined more than 50 applications from India for permanent residence after discovering that they were submitted through an unlicensed immigration adviser.
Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Bill
15 May 2013
Regulatory impact statements relating to the Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Bill have been published on the Ministry’s Economic Development website.
Rise in online job vacancies in April
15 May 2013
Online job vacancies increased in April following a fall in March, according to the latest Jobs Online report from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
Chinese visitor spend continues to grow
14 May 2013
Expenditure by Chinese visitors to New Zealand continues to grow, according to the latest International Visitor Survey produced by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
ANZ Flying Start Business Plan Competition opens
14 May 2013
The 2013 ANZ Flying Start Business Plan Competition is now open, giving Kiwi entrepreneurs the chance to develop an effective business plan and win some fantastic prizes.
Latest clarifications and updates to the guidance Repairing and rebuilding houses affected by the Canterbury earthquakes
6 May 2013
These updates are aimed at professional engineers and others implementing the guidance and should be read in conjunction with the guidance itself.
Vineyard fined for worker’s quad bike injury
2 May 2013
Craggy Range vineyard in Martinborough has been fined $36,000 after a contract worker was injured in a quad bike accident on 12 May last year.
Applications open for Prime Minister’s Business Scholarships
30 April 2013
Applications are now open for the annual Prime Minister’s Business Scholarships.
Iwi and Council consultation key part of petroleum block offer 2013
29 April 2013
The areas to be included in the petroleum Block Offer 2013 permitting round have been announced to the Advantage NZ: 2013 Petroleum Conference in Auckland today.
Petroleum conference gets under way
29 April 2013
New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals, a branch of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, will host the Advantage NZ: 2013 Petroleum Conference. The conference will run across three days, from today, Monday 29 April, to Wednesday 1 May.

Government

Waka Tapu complete historic voyage
18 May 2013

Chris Tremain | Tourism

Associate Tourism Minister Chris Tremain has praised the efforts of the Waka Tapu crew for successfully completing a return voyage to Rapanui (Easter Island).

Budget 2013: Marsden Fund recognised with $20m increase
17 May 2013

Steven Joyce | Budget 2013

Budget 2013 has recognised the importance of the Marsden Fund to New Zealand’s science and innovation system with a funding increase of $20 million over four years.

Time, safety and the environment win with National
17 May 2013

Gerry Brownlee | Transport

Contrary to Green Party claptrap that more and better roads don’t reduce congestion, Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee today welcomed further evidence they do.

Social housing reforms sent to select committee
17 May 2013

Nick Smith | Housing

A bill to create the right environment to support the growth of the social housing sector and ensure housing assistance is focused on those with the highest need passed its first reading in Parliament today.

Housing accords legislation passes first reading
16 May 2013

Nick Smith | Housing

A bill to urgently increase the supply of land and affordability of housing has passed its first reading 104 votes to 15 in Parliament tonight and has been sent to a select committee for urgent consideration.

Additional $2.1b for Christchurch’s recovery
16 May 2013

Gerry Brownlee | Budget 2013

The Budget confirms a further $2.1 billion in funding for the Christchurch earthquake recovery, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says.

Govt signals around $1b of ACC levy reductions
16 May 2013

Judith Collins | ACC

Continuing improvements in ACC provide an opportunity for significant levy reductions to benefit businesses and households, ACC Minister Judith Collins says.

Over $130m to strengthen higher-level tertiary education
16 May 2013

Steven Joyce | Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment

Budget 2013 commits over $130 million over four years in new funding for investment in tertiary education, Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce says.

Focusing student support on younger learners
16 May 2013

Steven Joyce | Budget 2013

Budget 2013 focuses on providing the maximum possible level of support for students in the early years of tertiary study and those from low-income families, while ensuring the system is sustainable for taxpayers.

$40m to boost international education
16 May 2013

Steven Joyce | Budget 2013

Budget 2013 invests $40 million over the next four years in marketing and promoting New Zealand’s international education industry, as the country targets doubling the value of international education to $5 billion by 2025.