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The government is confident about Industrial Research Ltd’s (IRL) future following today’s signing of a commercial agreement with General Cable Asia Pacific, and the government’s

Labour-led government's support for business doing research and development is paying dividends.

Pete Hodgson and Trevor Mallard announce MetService & NIWA to work more closely together on forecasting New Zealand’s weather, climate and associated environmental events

New Zealand and the Republic of Korea are embarking on a landmark research programme that will see joint projects carried out by scientists in both countries.

Pete Hodgson announces Bryan Gould will suceed Dame Margaret Bazley in May 2008

New Zealand has set bold goals so it can lead the way to carbon neutrality and a more sustainable future, Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey told a US audience in Washington DC.

Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey's address to the Washington Science Policy Alliance, hosted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

The United States and New Zealand have held an inaugural Joint Commission meeting on Scientific and Technological Cooperation.

A mission of New Zealand scientists, business people and officials depart for the United States today to hold talks on sustainability and review formal agreements with US science institutions, says Minister of Research, Science and Technology Steve Maharey.

Constructive communication between science, business and society is essential to keep New Zealanders better informed of future developments in science that affect our daily lives, says Research, Science and Technology Minister, Steve Maharey.

Steve Maharey delivered a speech today about improving dialogue between science, business and society.

Prime Minister Helen Clark and Minister of Research, Science and Technology Steve Maharey announced today that all nine Crown Research Institutes and Canterbury and Victoria Universities are collaborating to establish the New Zealand Climate Change Centre.

A new piece of technology that can provide extremely fast and detailed information on DNA has been unveiled today at the Allan Wilson Centre in Massey University by Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey.

The New Zealand Institute for Advanced Study joins a global network of such organisations and will involve scientists working across disciplines.

The Minister of Research, Science and Technology, Steve Maharey, will today demonstrate the launch of the final ‘robotic float’ of the Argo mission, which gathers information on changes to the world’s oceans and climate change.

Exploring the impacts of climate change on Antarctic ice, investigating the speaking habits of the kokako and finding out how going under an anaesthetic affects your body clock are among the research projects in the latest $44 million Marsden Funding round announced today.

The Minister of Research, Science and Technology, Steve Maharey, today announced details of a $50,000 pilot project to link humanities research with government priorities.

The Minister of Research, Science and Technology, Steve Maharey, delivers a was speaking at the opening session of the 2007 Humanities-Aronui Congress in Wellington.

A government-commissioned OECD report finds New Zealand has many of the conditions needed to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship, including a favourable business environment.

The Minister of Research, Science and Technology Steve Maharey addresses the launch of the OECD report on innovation policy at the New Dowse Gallery in Lower Hutt.

Omega-3 produced at a new factory in the Manawatu will be good for both New Zealanders’ health and the health of the economy, Minister for Research, Science and Technology Steve Maharey says.

The Minister of Research, Science and Technology, Steve Maharey, says the biggest research investment round in four years of $628 million will target key priorities like climate change and transforming the economy.

Opening speech of the Royal Society/Antarctica New Zealand Conference by the Minister of Research, Science & Technology, Steve Maharey.

The latest figures from Statistics New Zealand show that research spending is growing, which is very positive for our science sector, says Research, Science and Technology Minister, Steve Maharey.