We are undertaking public consultation to determine the future of the New Zealand Telecommunications Relay Service, seeking views on what services and equipment are required to meet the needs of users.
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New Zealand Telecommunications Relay Services Beyond June 2019
Have your say on the design process for the R&D tax incentive proposal.
During June we consulted on the exposure draft of the Telecommunications (Fibre Regulatory Settings) Regulations 2019, made under section 226 of the Telecommunications Act 2001 (the Act).
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Exposure draft of regulations to be made under section 226 of the Telecommunications Act 2001
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), Australian Research Council (ARC), Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ) have now completed the review of the ANZSRC.
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Review of the Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification
This page describes the research, science and innovation system, its objectives and the role of regulation in the system. It lists the main statutes and changes to regulation either planned or in progress.
The Regional Research Institute (RRI) initiative established new, independently governed, private or private not-for-profit regional research institutes.
All essential documents can be found in the table below.
The Government is developing New Zealand's Research, Science and Innovation (RSI) Strategy to set out our vision for RSI in New Zealand and its role in delivering a productive, sustainable, and inclusive future.
The Strategy will guide the direction of government investment in RSI and help us take action to ensure our RSI system is optimised for success.
Artificial limbs are running hot off the press at Victoria University’s School of Design in Wellington – the 3D printing press that is.
The Bioresource Processing Alliance is an MBIE-funded R&D programme that works with the primary sector to turn low value biological waste into high value exports – with a potential to add at least $100m to the New Zealand economy in the next three years.