The Government has announced the names of 3 new future-focused science organisations that will be formed from 1 July as part of the most significant reforms to our science system in 3 decades.

The Government has announced the members of the new Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council.

$71 million will be invested over 7 years in an advanced technology science platform to accelerate innovation and grow the New Zealand economy.

The Government is supporting GeoNet’s National Geohazards Monitoring Centre to enable faster and more accurate science advice to support the management of, and warnings for, major geological events.

NeSI - New Zealand eScience Infrastructure - is New Zealand's computing research infrastructure.

Research and Education Advanced Network New Zealand operates a high-capacity, ultra high-speed national research and education network (NREN).

The Strategic Science Investment Fund (SSIF) Infrastructure supports research infrastructure with high national benefits that will not emerge during usual business because of the scale, complexity, long duration and multi-user nature of the investment.

The Royal Society of New Zealand Te Apārangi is an independent, national academy of sciences, and a federation of scientific and technological societies.

Global science, innovation, and technology (SI&T) connectivity is critical for New Zealand. MBIE’s International Science Partnerships programme supports better connectivity of scientific and technical knowledge between New Zealand and our global partners.

Details of approved funding for past rounds of the Te Pūnaha Hihiko: Vision Mātauranga Capability Fund.