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UPCOMING EVENTS

23sepAll Day01marFUTURE PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERS SERIESOnline Event Organized By: ANZSOG

Event Details

Choose your own adventure: Calling all future public sector leaders! An exclusive online leadership series for the public sector leaders of the future working in today’s volatile and uncertain times.

Begins 23 September 2021 and runs to March 2022. Applications now open!

ANZSOG’s Future public sector leaders’ series has returned to inspire and educate hard-working and passionate emerging leaders in a ‘choose-your-own adventure’ style series which puts you in control of your online learning experience.

The series which first ran in 2020, will inspire you to reimagine your role in the public sector and become the leader you want to be as you explore topics such as: integrity, diversity, Treaty, digital governance and agility, systems thinking and leadership, and policy capability, creation and implementation.

The series features short and engaging online masterclasses purposely designed to fit around your busy workday and led by current and former CEOs and senior public administrators, premiers, politicians and academics and presenters in ANZSOG’s renowned Executive Master of Public Administration degree and Executive Fellows Program

Previous FPSL participants said:

90% agreed topics were contemporary and relevant to their work
85% agreed that the packages provided the flexibility they were looking for.

The Future public sector leaders’ series begins in September 2021 and features 11 masterclasses which are two-hour classes. Register now!

Find out more

Apply now

Got a question? email: programs_team@anzsog.edu.au  

Time

September 23 (Thursday) - March 1 (Tuesday)

Location

Online

Organizer

ANZSOG+61 3 8344 1990 Level 8, Rutherford House, Pipitea Campus, Wellington

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19octAll Day20SMB DigitalICC Sydney Event Organized By: Hannover Fairs Australia

Event Details

SMB DIGITAL powered by CEBIT AUSTRALIA is a forum for business owners to better understand how they can utilise new technology to fortify their organisation for the future.

Digital transformation holds the key to better efficiency, opportunity and profitability for your organisation. SMB Digital showcases the latest technology solutions and ideas that will help to future proof your business.

What will I learn?

The SMB Digital program will focus on core functions of business that can be improved with technology – making your business more efficient, effective, productive and profitable.

Featuring expert industry speakers, the program will explore six broad core themes:

Data management
Digital transformation
Finance software & technology
HR software & technology
Marketing platforms & automation
Security

Sessions will drill down into the specifics on how technology and tech solutions can help improve your business in these areas. The program will explore topics such as how SMBs can make the most of their data, cyber safety skills, steps to take when approaching a digital transformation, effectively utilising CRM platforms to drive customer growth & retention, how to use tech for recruitment and onboarding in a virtual environment… and much more.

Time

october 19 (Tuesday) - 20 (Wednesday)

Location

ICC Sydney

14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000

Organizer

Hannover Fairs AustraliaHannover Fairs Australia is part of Deutsche Messe AG and has operated in Australia since 2000.

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25octAll Day29AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP FOR THE PATH AHEADOnline Event Organized By: ANZSOG

Event Details

If there is one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us about leadership, it is the importance of authenticity. Good, authentic leaders generate trust and confidence. They are made not born. The best leaders go beyond management expertise and bring their authentic selves into their leadership. 

So, what’s holding you back from reaching your leadership potential? 

Join Harvard Kennedy School public policy lecturer Dr Dana Born, a distinguished former military leader, to better understand your personal story, find your distinctive leadership purpose and learn how to lead more effectively and meaningfully. 

This engaging online workshop held over 5 x 3-hour days will show you how to build your leadership abilities and help you take control of your career. The workshop also features individual and team tasks to complete outside of the online environment. 

You will learn to shift your leadership focus from “I” to ‘we”, use your own personal story to shape your leadership style and discover that authentic leadership is about leading by example and empowering others.  

Discover ideas, techniques and tools to grow your self-awareness, develop a ‘learning mindset’ and assist you in your leadership development journey. 

What do previous participants say?

“One of the best leadership programs I have undertaken.” 
“I learnt so much and it gave me a measure of my own leadership.” 
“Dana was a very attentive but appropriately direct and engaging facilitator. She really managed the online environment well.” 
“Dana’s positive attitude was infectious.” 
“I appreciated the opportunity to learn from and engage with other leaders who work in a variety of areas and contexts.” 
“As an introvert, I would say the online program suited my learning style as I felt more physically and emotionally comfortable.” 
“I thought it was an excellent course that challenged me to think about who I am and how that influences the people I lead. I’ll be doing some things differently as a result, and that is what I hope for when attending training. Thank you!” 
“Congratulations to Dana and the ANZSOG team. So impressive. I wasn’t disappointed!”

What will you learn?

Dr Born will guide you through case studies, individual exercises, debates and small-group discussions. You will create a leadership purpose statement to launch your own “true north” development plan. 

On completion of the workshop, you will:

have reflected on your leadership journey and the crucibles that have shaped you by examining your life story and experiences 
understand why leaders lose their way and the self-awareness needed to avoid this 
have explored how to build support teams and lead an integrated life 
understand the purpose of your leadership and empower other leaders, while optimising your own leadership effectiveness.

Who should attend?

Mid-to-senior-level managers in the public and not-for-profit sectors and those interested in their own leadership development and developing the leadership of others around them.

Who will lead the course?

Dr Dana H. Born – Faculty Chair, Senior Executive Fellows Program, Center for Public Leadership, Lecturer in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), Distinguished Fellow in Moral Leadership with the HOW Institute for Society, as well as a retired Brigadier General with 30 years of service in the United States Air Force. Read Dr Born’s biography.

Event details

Orientation Session: Thursday 14 October 2021 (11am-12pm AEDT)

Program dates: 25 – 29 October, 2021 (5 days)

Duration: 9.30am – 12.30pm AEDT, 5 x 3-hour sessions

Location: Online (Zoom)

Cost:  $1,700 AUD (inc. GST)

ANZSOG Alumni receive a 15% discount.

Every person who completes the Executive Master of Public Administration, Executive Fellows Program, Towards Strategic Leadership or an international program becomes part of our alumni. Only one discount is redeemable for each registration.

This workshop will be delivered via Zoom providing a platform for inspiring and engaging delivery. Participants are encouraged to utilise a personal device if Zoom is unable to be accessed via work issued devices or network connections.

Preparation

All participants will receive access to ANZSOG’s eLearning site, Canvas, which will include workshop preparation materials and general workshop information. 

All students will receive a copy of the online version The Discover Your True North Field book.

The program’s success for you and others requires preparation, engagement and reflection. The pre-work, daily engagement, and post session reflection is part of the learning and leading journey. This program is a partnership we trust you will embrace.

Time

october 25 (Monday) - 29 (Friday)

Location

Online

Organizer

ANZSOG+61 3 8344 1990 Level 8, Rutherford House, Pipitea Campus, Wellington

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01novAll DayPublic Sector 101 - An Online Learning ResourceNew Zealand Event Organized By: ipanz

Event Details

Public Sector 101 is a comprehensive introduction to the public sector that you can work through in your own time and at your own pace.

Public Sector 101 consists of seven modules, each with a video presentation delivered by highly experienced public sector practitioner, and a workbook including presentation content and carefully selected links to additional resources for further learning.

This online learning resource is ideal for anyone new to the public sector or anyone who works in NGOs, local government agencies, businesses and others that work in or with the public sector, to help build the knowledge about how it all works.

The modules are:

Overview and Fundamentals of the Public Sector – Presented by Shenagh Gleisner, Executive Director, IPANZ (This module is currently being revised. All updated material will be forwarded once this revision is complete).
Te Tiriti o Waitangi – Presented by Katy Te Amo, Independent Consultant to the Public Sector
Parliament, Legislation and The Constitution – Presented by Professor Jonathan Boston, Chair, School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington
Public Sector Agencies – Presented by Deborah Roche, Chief Governance Officer, Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC)
Ministers, Officials and the Policy Process – Presented by Maarten Wevers, former Chief Executive of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC)
Parliament’s Financial Cycle – Presented by James Picker, Clerk Assistant, Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives
Scrutiny and Integrity – Presented by Lyn Provost, former Controller and Auditor-General, Office of the Auditor-General (OAG)

We have brought together an incredible range of expertise to prepare and deliver each module, to ensure the information shared is reliable and built on first-hand experience in the sector.

We hope the learnings help you to perform your roles, wherever you are in the system, knowledgably, professionally and with a spirit of service.

You can preview a short clip from one of our video presentations below and download a sample workbook here

REGISTRATION/SIGN UP

Anyone wanting to access this resource will first need to have or create a login to the IPANZ website, you can do this from the IPANZ homepage. (You will find step by step instructions to create a login here)

We have a range of registration/sign up options and prices available. Access to this learning resource is only available once the registration/sign up is completed and payment has been made – you will receive a confirmation email with access details when payment has been received. The registration/sign up costs are listed below, you can pay by credit card or we can invoice you.

Registration/Sign up Options Include:

Individual Registration – Anyone can register/sign up for access to this online learning resource. Once you have registered and payment has been received you will be granted access to the modules.

IPANZ Members – $125.00 + GST per person
Non-IPANZ Members – $175.00 + GST per person

Group Registration (20-100 people) – We can register your team or a group of 20-100 people at the discounted rate below. We will need you to email us the names, job titles, email addresses & phone numbers for each person – these can be emailed to admin@ipanz.org.nz. Once we have registered each person and payment has been received your team/group will receive a confirmation with access details – this may take 1-3 working days to process.

IPANZ Members – $100.00 + GST per person
Non-IPANZ Members – $150.00 + GST per person

Group Registration (100 + people) – We can register large groups of over 100 people at the discounted rate below. We will need you to email us the names, job titles, email addresses & phone numbers for each person – these can be emailed to admin@ipanz.org.nz. Once we have registered each person and payment has been received your team/group will receive a confirmation with access details – this will take up to 5 working days to process.

IPANZ Members – $75.00 + GST per person
Non-IPANZ Members – $100.00 + GST per person

Purchasing this Learning Resource – If you would like to purchase Public Sector 101 for internal use, please contact our Event Manager, Fiona McDonald to discuss the options and costs – fiona@ipanz.org.nz or 04 463 6940.

If you have any questions about this resource or would like to discuss purchasing/accessing this resource please do not hesitate to contact our Event Manager, Fiona McDonald – fiona@ipanz.org.nz or 04 463 6940.

Time

All Day (Monday)

Location

New Zealand

Organizer

ipanzInstitute of Public Administration New Zealandevents@ipanz.org.nz Level 3, Rutherford House, Pipitea Campus, 23 Lambton Quay Wellington 6011

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08novAll Day1649th One Stop updates for the Accountant in BusinessNew Zealand Event Organized By: Conferenz

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One Stop Update for the Accountant in Business is your essential all-round update to earn CPD hours and uncover the tools to unlock productivity. October will feature our highly regarded panel of experts discussing new trends such as climate reporting, the rights of employees and employers regarding vaccines, protecting data from cyber threats, ensuring ethical standards are met, and more.

This One Stop conference will feature additional content free for ticket holders, offering over 3 bonus CPD hours with 5 online pre-recorded webinars available on demand

Featuring Sessions On:

• Global and local economic updates

• Employment law update: vaccination issues, sick leave rights and fair pay agreements

• Delivering as a valued advisor to the business

• Utilising storytelling for impactful communications

• Cyber-attacks – the increasing threat to data and business-as-usual

Dates & Venues:

8 – 9 Nov 2021, Sky Stadium, Wellington

Pricing:

$1699+GST
Super saver pricing ends 8 October 2021

Group Pricing:

Group 5 – $7500+GST
Group of 10 – $13000+GST

(Ts&Cs apply)

View Agenda: https://www.conferenz.co.nz/events/49th-one-stop-update-accountant-business

Time

november 8 (Monday) - 16 (Tuesday)

Location

New Zealand

Organizer

Conferenz09 912 3616 reception@conferenz.co.nz 51 Apollo Drive Rosedale Auckland 0632 New Zealand

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09novAll Day10Developing & Communicating Sound Organisational Policy & ProceduresOnline Event Organized By: Policy Skills

Event Details

2 Day Workshop – In person and remote places available

Interactive learning for practitioners responsible for writing and implementing the policies and procedures used by organisations, businesses and management committees.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the function of policy for organisations and their oversight bodies
Identify the policies and procedures needed for your organisation
Understand the stages of the policy-development process
Know how to engage approvers, implementers and those affected to test and deliver what is needed and to facilitate approvals by decision-makers
Know how to write policies and procedures that are clear and concise
Understand the features of a good organisational system for policy, procedure and guideline development
Know how to facilitate smooth implementation
Know how to plan for long-term management and evaluation

Download the PDF Brochure for full course details.

Course Overview

Day One: Planning organisational policy and procedures

1. Policy issues

What is policy? (From public policy to organisational policy)
Policies vs procedures
Policy as smoke screen or aspiration

2. Organisational policy

Why do you need policies and procedures?
What makes policies and procedures work?
What does good policy look like?
Your organisation: What do you have? What do you need?
Managing policy development in a changing organisational environment

3. Policy approvers, responsible officers and users

What do policy approvers, responsible officers and users want and need?
Providing what they need: the briefing note and board paper
Encouraging engagement and buy-in

4. What does good policy look like?

Common threads and organisational differences
Understanding successful policy
Defining policy scope (and avoiding policy creep)
Developing a policy framework
Developing a policy template

Day Two: Writing and implementing organisational policy and procedures

5. Developing content for policies and procedures

Research and needs analysis
Engaging stakeholders
Consulting across the organisation
Checklists – friend or foe

6. Writing for clarity and purpose

Working with your template
Achieving the right style and tone
Writing in plain English
Writing strategies

7. Implementation and communication

Achieving sign-off and agreement
Integrating policy across the organisation
Encouraging uptake
Making policies findable and searchable
Making policy part of everyday business
Policy as part of workplace induction

8. Evaluation and long-term management

Guiding and training authors
Policy coherence and internal consistency
Registering, revising and reviewing policies
Evaluating policy and procedures
Everything you still want to know

Time

november 9 (Tuesday) - 10 (Wednesday)

Location

Online

Organizer

Policy SkillsPolicy Skills is a collaborative operation of Peter Bridgman, Australia’s most-recognised policy leader and Nonie Malone, a highly experienced policy manager. We present public offer programs delivered by ourselves and other policy area specialists. PO Box 5418 West End QLD 4101

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12novAll Day2021 Public Sector ConferenceTe Papa Museum Event Organized By: ipanz

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Nau mai ki tenei hui whakahihiri

This is a very warm welcome to the IPANZ 2021 conference. Together we will create a vivid picture of the future public sector. A public sector which learnt so much through 2020 and one that is determined to use these lessons to transform the way it works beyond 2021. This conference will accelerate the best for the public sector of the future whilst celebrating the tried and trusted public service values.

This is a conference tailored to meet multiple perspectives. The most senior, managers at all levels of the sector, the newest of our new professionals, our local government and NGO partners, frontline to policy, regions to centre. There will be a vibrant gathering in Wellington where connections and networking will be high on the agenda.

There will be exploration, threading all the way through the sessions, of;

building an authentic Te Tiriti partnership with tangata whenua
an enabling, deeply collaborative public service, devolving, building capabilities at all levels
a public sector that is adaptive, that rises to the challenge of working differently when and as required, when what is ‘normal’ is constantly being redefined
public servants grasping all that was learnt during COVID-19 and embedding these new ways of thinking and working.

It will be both practical and strategic. Practical workshops to suit new professionals. Strategic thinking from public sector leaders. Communications through IPANZ and other channels before and after the conference to ensure the impact extends beyond the conference.

The conference will be held at Te Papa on Friday 12 November

And to give you a taste, a preview of a few of the confirmed speakers

Justice Sir Joe Williams delivering the inaugural Ivan Kwok memorial lecture
Dame Juliet Gerrard
Sir Geoff Mulgan
Margie Apa and Parekawhia MacLean
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster

And much more – including public sector Chief Executives, and a panel of visionary young public sector professionals.

Time

All Day (Friday)

Location

Te Papa Museum

Te Papa Museum, 55 Cable Street, Wellington, New Zealand

Organizer

ipanzInstitute of Public Administration New Zealandevents@ipanz.org.nz Level 3, Rutherford House, Pipitea Campus, 23 Lambton Quay Wellington 6011

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15novAll Day19MANAGING REGULATION, ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCEOnline Event Organized By: ANZSOG

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As the world reels and recovers from the impacts of COVID-19, it has never been more important for regulators to develop a clearer understanding of how to deliver effective risk-control, solve important problems and manage compliance.

Join Harvard Kennedy School of Government Professor Malcolm Sparrow, a former senior British Police Officer, who will examine the distinctive managerial and operational challenges faced by government officials and other professionals who have regulatory, enforcement, security, compliance-management, or other risk-control responsibilities. These roles involve the provision of societal protections or the control of harms—a type of governmental work quite different than that of delivering services. 

This one-of-a-kind online workshop emphasises the management and operations of such agencies (regulatory practice) as opposed to the reform of law (regulatory policy), and it is oriented more towards social regulation (provision of safety, health, security) rather than economic regulation (efficient functioning of specific markets). 

“In this course, I hope to honour the importance of the role that regulatory practitioners play, and to recognise the complexity of the choices they face as they design their regulatory operations and carry out their public duties,” says Professor Sparrow.   

“Many participants leave the program excited to think of themselves as part of a community of professional regulators, experts in the art of risk-control and harm-reduction.” 

This online workshop will provide you with an opportunity to be part of a stimulating, intellectually rigorous learning environment. Discussions and cases will span a variety of regulatory and enforcement domains, from the environment to public health to crime. Each case is chosen based on its ability to provoke, illuminate, and define ubiquitous dilemmas and emerging approaches. 

A critical component of the program involves personal reflection upon your own professional experiences and sharing these examples in both small group and class sessions. You will leave the program with a better understanding of the pressures faced by regulators today and a broader appreciation of potential adaptations you might make in response.  

The program is designed for career public servants destined for senior management and executive roles and provides them with an understanding of a broad range of opportunities to improve the value and effectiveness of agency operations. 

What do participants say?

“Professor Sparrow is an outstanding teacher and facilitator of learning.”
“Delivery was clear and the supporting exercises were relevant and made you think. Mixing the groups up also excellent way to meet more people in absence of face to face networking.”
“The course provided a fabulous framework within which to think about regulatory choices and how to make better ones. It provided the concepts to make arguments to decision makers about how to solve problems. It also connected behaviour change thinking to classic regulatory work. Hooray!”
“Because this course was online through Zoom, we had such a variety of people from different jurisdictions and geographical areas that it gave a very wide perspective of views, issues and topics. Listening to the “stories” was one of the best aspects of learning and take–away from this course.”
“A huge thank you to the ANZSOG team for ensuring that everything ran so smoothly, and to Malcolm for his professional and capable approach to teaching – particularly given the virtual classroom environment.”
“A very helpful course in providing a systematic way to understand and question regulatory practice and development. It provides a way to explain decision making.”
“Thank you for a great course, you all did very well to adapt it to a digital environment and keep it engaging and well structured. A big thank you to Malcolm for your passion and patience.”

What will you learn?

Professor Sparrow’s workshop will include plenary and small-group discussions, and a small number of special guest presentations. Managing regulation, enforcement and compliance will provide you with an opportunity to develop a clear understanding of the following core issues in regulatory practice:

How success should be defined and best measured in a regulatory or risk-control setting.
What taking a “risk-based approach” to regulation means in practice.
What it means to be vigilant with respect to novel, emerging, or invisible risks.
How to determine which parts of the risk-management task can be safely delegated to industry and third parties, and under what circumstances.
What structural decisions are involved in choosing among various regulatory models, such as prescriptive regulation, performance-based regulation, responsive-regulation, self-regulation, etc. Why and when should one model be preferred over another.
How executives can focus their agencies on specific harm-reduction objectives when the harms don’t align with any established piece of the organisational structure.
What types of discretion are involved as regulators pick and choose what to work on and what methods to use. And what values count in governing the choices that have to be made.
What type of partnerships regulators can form with diverse stakeholder groups without compromising their regulatory missions.
How should professional regulators respond to “de-regulatory” winds and other political pressures

Who should attend?

The program is designed for a broad audience of national, state, and municipal government officials who oversee, support, or run organisations that have significant regulatory or enforcement responsibilities. Participants come from a broad range of regulatory fields including, but not limited to, crime control, tax-compliance, environment, health, customs and immigration, financial regulation, fraud and corruption control, transportation, and occupational safety.

Other professionals who benefit greatly from this program include non-profit leaders as well as members of professional boards who want to better understand the challenges of risk-control and harm-reduction. These include senior practitioners within professions like law and medicine who, by virtue of their election or appointment to a Board, acquire disciplinary, compliance management, and risk-control responsibilities.

Who will lead the course?

Professor Malcolm K. Sparrow – a leading international expert in regulatory and enforcement strategy, security and risk control. Read Professor Sparrow’s biography.

Event Details

Orientation session: 10th November 2021 (11am-12.30pm AEDT)

Program dates: 15th-19th November 2021 (5 days)

Duration: Approximately 9am-3pm AEDT each day. Some out of class daily assignments which take between 1-2 hours each day of the course.

Location: Online (Zoom)

Cost: $5,500 AUD (inc. GST)

ANZSOG Alumni receive a 15% discount.

Time

november 15 (Monday) - 19 (Friday)

Location

Online

Organizer

ANZSOG+61 3 8344 1990 Level 8, Rutherford House, Pipitea Campus, Wellington

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01decAll Day02The Māori Legal, Business and Governance ForumWellington Event Organized By: Conferenz

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The Māori Legal, Business and Governance Forum will provide insight on large scale regulatory and legislative changes, co-governance frameworks and tikanga’s role in Aotearoa’s legal system and business environment. This Forum is a great opportunity for iwi representatives, legal practitioners and those who are in roles focused on empowering Māori to come together to share their expertise and stories.

Reasons to attend:

Grasp key regulatory developments such as the Resource Management and Three Water reform and understand their impacts on Māori
Hear from speakers that are at the forefront of legal developments involving tikanga’s role in Aotearoa’s legal system
Understand recently developed co-governance frameworks and examples that are enforcing Te Tiriti
Explore the continual development of tikanga within Aotearoa’s economy and business practice
Develop your understanding of opportunities of Māori business development

Key sessions not to miss:

Reforming the Resource Management system: providing greater recognition of te ao Māori and the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Māori representation within local council – how the Māori wards will work in the 2022 election
The role of tikanga Māori and customary Lore within Aotearoa’s common law system
Developing Māori leaders and providing support for greater representation within roles of governance

Date: 1-2 December 2021

Venue: Wellington

Pricing:

$2399+GST
$1799 + GST – Special pricing for registered Māori Trusts/Local and Central Government

Group Pricing

Buy 2 tickets for the Forum & get 1 free. (Ts&Cs apply)

Super saver pricing ends 1 October

View Agenda: https://www.conferenz.co.nz/events/19th-m%C4%81ori-legal-business-and-governance-forum

Time

december 1 (Wednesday) - 2 (Thursday)

Location

Wellington

Organizer

Conferenz09 912 3616 reception@conferenz.co.nz 51 Apollo Drive Rosedale Auckland 0632 New Zealand

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Security

CCTV

CCTV focus of Napier long term plan

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NZ businesses snap up 300,000 rapid COVID tests

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Consortium charged with battery project

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Springs park works kick off

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Procurement rules expanded for govt agencies

News 30/09/2021

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News 10/09/2021

Tasman LiDAR tenders invited

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Niue’s time to thrive

17/10/2021

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Healthy Harold to reach more Waimakariri kids

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$750k boost to Waikato Uni Indigenous research

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Police training exercise at Kapiti

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Police lead online scam crackdown

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Highest police honour presented to retired officer

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Navy ship headed to Kermadec Islands

18/10/2021

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Economy has performed better than forecast says Finance Minister

12/10/2021

The end of year audited Crown accounts released today show the Government’s health led approach to the COVID-19 pandemic has protected New...

Finance

Economy holds strong on road to recovery

16/09/2021

The economy showed strong momentum in the period leading up to the recent Delta COVID-19 outbreak, which bodes well for a solid...

Finance

Record $24.3 billion roads investment announced

07/09/2021

Transport Minister, Michael Wood has today released the 2021-24 National Land Transport Programme (NLTP) which outlines planned investments by Waka Kotahi NZ...

Finance

New criteria for business recovery support

03/09/2021

The Government’s Resurgence Support Payment (RSP) has been updated to better support newly established businesses. The RSP is a...

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