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New Regulations for Managing Methamphetamine Residue in Rental Properties

08 Oct 2025 | 11 months ago | 1138 views

Associate Housing Minister Tama Potaka announces new regulations for managing methamphetamine residue in rental properties, aiming to provide clarity and safety for both landlords and tenants. The regulations set clear guidelines for contamination levels, decontamination requirements, and tenant options when residue levels exceed certain thresholds. Extensive consultation with experts and stakeholders has informed the development of these regulations, which are expected to be implemented next year.

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Commemorating the 160th Anniversary of the Battle of Te Tarata Pā

04 Oct 2025 | 11 months ago | 1199 views

Māori Development Minister Tama Potaka commemorated the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Te Tarata Pā with Te Whakatōhea and Ngāti Ira in Ōpōtiki, highlighting the courage and resilience of ancestors defending their land. The event emphasized honoring sacrifices, passing down ancestral stories, and strengthening cultural identity for future generations. Minister Potaka also acknowledged the importance of collective memory, cultural identity, and unity in commemorations like Te Tarata for building connections and commitment to the future.

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Empowering Sexual Harassment Complainants in Public Service: Strengthened Support and Dignity Standards Released by Minister Judith Collins

25 Sep 2025 | 11 months ago | 994 views

Public Service Minister Judith Collins announces strengthened standards to support sexual harassment complainants in the public service, emphasizing dignity and rights. The new guidelines, titled "Your Complaint, Your Rights," outline the support and rights available to complainants when reporting harassment. The improvements aim to enhance the handling of complaints and ensure that individuals who come forward are treated with dignity, respect, and fairness, drawing on feedback from the Public Service Commission and the recent Public Service Census.

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Childhood Immunisation Rates Continue to Soar, Reflecting Government Commitment to Kiwi Health

14 Jul 2025 | 1 year ago | 1736 views

Childhood immunisation rates in New Zealand have increased to 79.3% at 24 months, reflecting the government's commitment to improving health outcomes for children. Health Minister Simeon Brown emphasizes the importance of protecting children from preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough. Progress has been seen nationwide, with districts such as Auckland and South Canterbury showing significant improvements in immunisation coverage.

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Minister Karen Chhour Announces Rebranding to Focus on Elimination of Family and Sexual Violence

26 Jun 2025 | 1 year ago | 2087 views

Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence Karen Chhour is today announcing it will no longer use the informal name of Te Puna Aonui and will adopt its legal name: the Executive Board for the Elimination of Family Violence and Sexual Violence. “This decision reflects the reality that all people are potentially victims of Family Violence and Sexual Violence, as well as the wishes of disgruntled former advisory board members who have asked for the gifted Te Reo name to be returned,” says Mrs Chhour. “They have raised their concerns with me around my decision to not extend their tenure as the Ministerial Advisory Board, as well as concerns around my decision to include other communities in a new, multi-cultural advisory board which will replace the current Māori-only one.

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