Nicola Willis
Government spending falls as percentage of GDP
Today’s government financial statements for 2024/25 are the first to fully reflect decisions made by the current Government and show the progress being made in getting
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Today’s government financial statements for 2024/25 are the first to fully reflect decisions made by the current Government and show the progress being made in getting
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Tenants and landlords will soon benefit from clear rules for safely managing methamphetamine residue in rental properties, Associate Housing Minister Tama Potaka says. “For too long,
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New Zealand businesses will have a better shot at winning government contracts as a result of changes to government procurement rules, Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis
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Today’s 50 basis point Official Cash Rate reduction will further ease pressure on Kiwi households and businesses, Finance Minister Nicola Willis says. “Today’s Official Cash Rate
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Minister for Social Development and Employment Louise Upston says a concerted focus by MSD on frontline partnerships is helping better prepare jobseekers to match with prospective
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Two initiatives to move young people out of benefit dependency and incentivise them to stay in work will be significant for thousands of young New Zealanders,
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Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop and Regional Development Minister Shane Jones have welcomed the approval of the second housing project under the Fast-track Approvals Act. Fulton Hogan
Read moreMinister of Social Development Louise Upston says the opening of the New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) in Auckland represents an important opportunity for job seekers.
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From today more Kiwi families can apply for more help with the cost of early childhood education (ECE) under the Government’s expanded FamilyBoost scheme. Households are
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The Government has assured the power companies in which it is a majority shareholder that capital is available to support investment in critical electricity infrastructure. “Reliable
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In this issue: Minister's News In the House Electorate News Upcoming Engagement Opportunities Minister's News Tourism Delegation to China Last week, I led a Tourism delegation
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Dr Anna Breman, the First Deputy Governor of Sweden’s central bank, has been appointed as the new Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Finance
Read moreMore Kiwi businesses will soon be able to attract and retain the workforce they need, with the Government’s introduction of two new skilled migrant residence pathways.
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ourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston is welcoming a strong opening to New Zealand’s cruise season, thanks to joint government and industry efforts. “With the first
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A major shift in how the public sector undertakes digital investment and procurement could save up to $3.9 billion in the next five years, the Government
Read moreFrom the start of next month tens of thousands of households will get extra help with the cost of early childhood education (ECE) thanks to the
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Minister for Trade, Investment, and Agriculture, Todd McClay, today announced the signing of five new commercial partnerships between New Zealand and Saudi Arabian companies, formalised at
Read moreThe Government is beefing up the Commerce Act for the first time in nearly 20 years to provide greater protection to the public and more certainty
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