2017 Statistics House Investigation Report
The expert panel's 2017 Investigation Report into Statistics House concluded that a combination of 4 factors contributed to the partial failure of lower floor segments.
Search Results
Displaying 751 - 760 results of 819 for:
current work
Building consent system review: options paper consultation (2023)
We recently sought feedback as part of the review of the building consent system. This consultation focused on potential options to improve the building consent system.
Outcome 5: A dynamic business environment fostering innovation and international connections
Aotearoa New Zealand needs a business environment that is dynamic, where businesses can respond to new opportunities and resources are allocated to their most productive use.
About this guidance
New artificial intelligence (AI) developments and applications are advancing at an exponential pace, aiming to support business productivity, competitiveness and innovation. The artificial intelligence strategy for New Zealand aims to advance New Zealand toward an AI-powered future.
Building and construction sector trends biannual snapshot: May 2022
A snapshot of the key trends from October 2021 to March 2022.
Catalyst: Strategic – New Zealand-DLR Joint Research Programme December 2020
MBIE has announced the 12 successful proposals Catalyst: Strategic – New Zealand-DLR Joint Research Programme December 2020
Chapter 2: What purposes do land agreements serve and are there alternatives?
Businesses use land agreements for a multitude of reasons – many unrelated to competition.
Business Events Activity Survey (2009-2019)
The Business Events Activity Survey monitored and benchmarked the performance of more than 300 professional conferencing and meeting venues in New Zealand from 2009 to 2019.
Part 1: Growing renewable generation
Regional Events Fund
The $50 million Regional Events Fund is designed to stimulate domestic tourism and travel between regions through holding events. This is intended to support the tourism and events sector, and replace some of the spending from international tourists due to the border closure as a result of COVID-19.