The Pillar Investment Plans released today will guide science investment from 2026 to 2031 and mark a significant step in the reform of New Zealand’s science, innovation and tec ...
New Zealand and the United Kingdom are deepening cooperation in space research and innovation through a new collaboration connecting researchers, businesses and government organisations in both ...
The first results from Events Boost Fund-supported events show more than $26 million in net benefit, with more than 192,000 attendees and over 60,000 visitors travelling to attend events across the ...
The New Zealand Research Information System (NZRIS) is now live, providing a new national platform that brings together information on research funding and research activity from across New Zealand’s ...
The reviews found MBIE has the frameworks, governance structures, controls and processes expected of a large public sector organisation managing major technology investments, while identifying areas ...
The world's top squash players will compete in the 2028 PSA Squash World Championships in Auckland, supported by a $1 million investment from the Government's Major Events Fund. The World ...
About the project The project is modernising TIKA, the case-management system used by investigators across MBIE, by upgrading it from on-premises infrastructure to a cloud-hosted service with ...
Implementing a cloud-based system for New Zealand research information.
Blind Low Vision NZ consultation submission on NZ Relay Service [PDF 195KB] Hearing New Zealand: Future of Relay NZ submission [PDF 158KB] Paul Buckrell: Submission on MBIE Telecommunication Relay ...
About the Trafficking in Persons National Action Plan . The Trafficking in Persons National Action Plan is New Zealand's 5-year framework for strengthening the response to traffic ...
$71 million will be invested over 7 years in an advanced technology science platform to accelerate innovation and grow the New Zealand economy. The multidisciplinary Paihau—Robinson Research Institute ...
The Government has announced proposed legislative changes aimed at making the earthquake-prone building (EPB) system more risk-based and proportionate, by focusing on higher seismic risk areas and ...
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