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17 May 2022

Government delivers new ICU space at Christchurch Hospital

Health Minister Andrew Little opened a new intensive care space for up to 12 ICU-capable beds at Christchurch Hospital today, funded from the Government’s Rapid Hospital Improvement Programme.

Hon Andrew Little
Health
Release
17 May 2022

Next steps for specialist mental health and addiction services

Budget 2022 will continue to deliver on Labour’s commitment to better services and support for mental wellbeing.

Hon Andrew Little
Health
Release
17 May 2022

195,000 children set to benefit from more mental health support

Budget 2022 will continue to deliver on Labour’s commitment to better mental wellbeing services and support, with 195,000 primary and intermediate aged children set to benefit from the continuation and expansion of Mana Ake services.

Hon Andrew Little Hon Jan Tinetti
Education
Health
Release
16 May 2022

Belarusian leaders and defence entities targeted under latest round of sanctions

Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta has today announced sanctions on Belarusian leaders and defence entities supporting Russia’s actions in Ukraine, as part of the Government’s ongoing response to the war.

Hon Nanaia Mahuta
Foreign Affairs
Release
16 May 2022

Landmark climate plan secures path to net zero

The Government’s Emissions Reduction Plan will prepare New Zealand for the future by putting the country on track to meet its first emissions budget, securing our environment and economy.

Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern Hon James Shaw
Prime Minister
Climate Change
Release
16 May 2022

Supercharging decarbonisation & transforming the energy system

The drive to decarbonise industry and further accelerate preparations for a sustainable, more resilient future will get a boost from the Climate Emergency Response Fund in Budget 2022 by supercharging efforts to encourage the switch to cleaner energy options and transform the energy system.

Hon Dr Megan Woods Hon James Shaw
Climate Change
Energy and Resources
Release
16 May 2022

Climate investments provide path to economic security

​​​​​​The Government is investing in New Zealand’s economic security by ensuring climate change funding moves away from short-term piecemeal responses and towards smart, long-term investment.

Hon Grant Robertson
Finance
Release
16 May 2022

Transport to drive down emissions

Kiwi families will be supported to make the transition to low-emission alternatives through the establishment of the Clean Car Upgrade, a scrap-and-replace trial, with funding from the Climate Emergency Response Fund.

Hon Michael Wood Hon James Shaw
Climate Change
Transport
Release
16 May 2022

Partnership to reduce agricultural emissions

The Government has committed $710 million over four years through the Climate Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to accelerate efforts to lower agricultural emissions, expand the contribution of forestry to reduce carbon, and produce alternative ‘green’ fuels.

Hon Damien O'Connor Hon Stuart Nash Hon Meka Whaitiri
Agriculture
Forestry
Rural Communities
Release
15 May 2022

Budget 2022 invests in tech sector growth

The Government is investing to support the growth of New Zealand’s digital technologies sector in Budget 2022, guiding the country towards a high-wage, low emissions economy.

Hon Dr David Clark
Digital Economy and Communications

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