New Zealand Government stories
New Zealand Government invests $200k in new climate forecasting tool to help farmers prepare for dry conditions.
Household contacts now face stricter isolation rules as rapid antigen tests replace PCRs for most people in Phase Three.
The digital technology sector is now one of the country's top earners, contributing an estimated $6.6 billion to the economy in 2019.
Employers face fresh staffing risks as phased border openings may speed departures and delay the return of skilled migrants.
Critical services can keep close contacts at work, easing staff shortages as New Zealand’s Omicron response begins on Wednesday.
Labour shortages and supply bottlenecks are pushing New Zealand construction inflation to one of the OECD’s highest levels.
The Ministry of Women in New Zealand has implemented eInvoicing, joining the government's push for digital infrastructure improvements.
First-home buyers are feeling the pinch as tighter lending rules help push New Zealand’s median house price down 1.6% in December.
A Christchurch restaurant faces NZD $20,000 in fines after WorkSafe found months of ignored Covid-19 rules and missing vaccine-pass checks.
Auckland martial arts centre Oliver MMA faces a USD $12,000 fine, the first COVID-related penalty WorkSafe has issued under the traffic light system.
The Security Information in Proceedings Legislation Bill has passed its first reading and will now be considered by Parliament's Justice Committee.
NZTech has released a statement applauding the Government response to the critical digital skills shortage, but acknowledges that it may not be enough.
Delays and cost pressures are looming for major works as New Zealand struggles to secure key construction materials, a new study finds.
A Dunedin office project will trial real-time BIM safety tools as construction firms seek to curb a sector that drives 16% of ACC work claims.
Farmers face production cuts and taxpayers could be left with a multi-billion-dollar overseas carbon bill as the 2030 target is questioned.
Job seekers in Manawatū will start a six-week infrastructure course in November, with trainees employed by firms from day one.
Higher mortgage rates and tighter lending rules are already cooling New Zealand’s housing market, with investor demand slipping further.
A $5 billion tunnel premium and 489 property buys have raised doubts over whether Auckland’s preferred route is worth the extra cost.
New Zealand has introduced a pivotal bill to regulate digital identity, aiming to enhance trust and security in online services, while embracing Māori values.
Dell Technologies director, James Arnold, prepares for a stem cell transplant amidst his battle with Mantle Cell Lymphoma.