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The Three Strikes Legislation Repeal Bill has passed its first reading in Parliament.
- Justice
Hon Nanaia Mahuta wishes to acknowledge the passing of Hon John Luxton, CNZM, QSO.
- Foreign Affairs
- Māori Development
A marine mammal sanctuary in Te Pēiwhairangi/Bay of Islands aims to not only reverse the decline in the numbers of bottlenose dolphins in the area but better protect visiting orcas and fur seals as well.
- Conservation
On 15 December Aucklanders who have been vaccinated or tested will be able to reconnect with the rest of New Zealand in time for Christmas and summer.
- Prime Minister
Fifteen community projects delivering invaluable tips, tricks, and resources to reduce energy use and lower power bills have been granted funding in the second round of the Government’s SEEC Programme.
- Energy and Resources
Skills shortages and career progression in the tourism and hospitality sector are the first priorities of the new Industry Transformation Plan being drawn up for tourism.
- Tourism
Minister for Māori Development Willie Jackson wishes to acknowledge the passing of a leader and a staunch advocate for Māori social values, Neville Baker, who was 82.
- Māori Development
For the more than 3.4 million eligible people already fully vaccinated, now is the time to get ready for a Kiwi summer by getting their My Vaccine Pass.
- COVID-19 Response
Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta has ended a three day visit to Indonesia reaffirming Aotearoa New Zealand’s engagement in the Indo-Pacific region and meeting with key Indonesian and ASEAN partners.
- Foreign Affairs
An interim review of changes to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975 (MoDA) shows more people found with illegal drugs are being diverted from the Court system and into health and other social supports.
- Health
The second round of funding for local initiatives that help overcome homelessness across Aotearoa New Zealand opens on 16 November.
- Housing
People who are fully vaccinated will now spend less time isolating if they get COVID-19 or are a close contact of a case.
- Health
Thirty-four graduate vets are being placed in rural areas, from Kaitaia in the far North to Gore in Southland, through the Government’s Voluntary Bonding Scheme for Veterinarians (VBS).
- Agriculture
- Rural Communities
The Waikato will move back to Alert Level 2, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said today.
“Cabinet today agreed that a move to Alert Level 2 can safely take place tomorrow Tuesday, 16 November at 11:59pm,” Jacinda Ardern said.
- Prime Minister
The gender pay gap in the Public Service is the lowest it has ever been, at 8.6 percent, the Minister for Women Jan Tinetti announced today.
- Women
Booster doses of the Pfizer vaccine will start being administered from 29 November, COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said today.
- COVID-19 Response
Trade and Export Growth Minister Damien O’Connor will travel to Singapore, Australia, and Switzerland from 16 November to 6 December for a wide-ranging programme focused on building on New Zealand’s COVID recovery by furthering the country’s economic and trade objectives across the Indo-Pacific region and through the WTO multilateral system.
- Trade and Export Growth
Minister of Defence Peeni Henare has today released the Report of the Expert Review Group, set up in response to the Operation Burnham Inquiry.
- Defence
The Government is boosting its support of 20 community-led catchment groups in Otago to help their on-the-ground work to improve land management practices.
- Agriculture
Two projects to manage the devastating impact of pests on some of the country’s most scenic and biodiverse landscapes in the Tongariro area are receiving a helping hand through the Government’s Jobs for Nature programme, Conservation M
- Conservation
The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund has been established as another step in continuing the healing process for Pacific peoples - by supporting initiatives that generate, preserve, raise awareness and pass on knowledge of this time in history.
- Pacific Peoples
Minister of Sport and Recreation Grant Robertson has congratulated the Black Caps on an inspirational performance at the Twenty20 World Cup.
- Sport and Recreation
The first stage of Wellington’s rail upgrades have been completed which means more reliable services for commuters.
- Transport
The Government is backing rural communities across New Zealand by investing in a growing number of rural community hubs.
- Rural Communities