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 ...

We use sales-based data to monitor average residential, commercial and industrial electricity costs — essentially total electricity sales divided by the quantity of electricity supplied. The latest ...

MBIE is consulting on a draft Unsafe Goods (Consumer Sand Products) Notice 2026, which proposes to introduce mandatory asbestos testing requirements for certain consumer sand products. Since November ...

The move follows an independent review of New Zealand's events system which recognised our strengths as an events host while identifying opportunities to take a more coordinated approach and maximise ...

A total of $675,000 has been approved for improvements that will help manage growing visitor numbers and support access to one of the region's most popular natural attractions. The project will be ...

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 ...

Regional Tourism Organisations (RTOs) have been awarded $5 million of funding from the Regional Tourism Boost Fund - Round 3.