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Copies of  Māori magazines, Te Kaea, Tū Tangata and He Muka, will be digitised and made available online by the National Library of New Zealand. Read more.

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The Minister of Finance has published the Terms of Reference for Phase 2 of the Review of the Reserve Bank Act. Read more Read the Terms of Reference for Phase 2.

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From Our Auckland. Following significant levels of public interest, Auckland Council has adopted the Auckland Plan 2050. The plan sets the direction for Auckland’s growth and development over the next 30 years, responding to the key opportunities and challenges faced by Auckland.

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Auckland Council's Governing Body approved the council's 10-year Budget 2018-2028 on 28 June 2018. Auckland embarks on largest infrastructure build ever OurAuckland.

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The Minister of Local Government, Hon Nanaia Mahuta, spoke at the Local Government New Zealand Conference, 17 July 2018. I am pleased that the Minister of Finance and Climate Change have preceded my presentation because you will appreciate that we are thinking about the big challenges ahead as we respond to pressures for growth, protecting and enhancing our environment, strengthening our resilience and ensuring that all our people can contribute to and share in the prosperity of our country, people, cities and communities. We are on a journey which in my mind requires us to work differently and in a way that builds a critical partnership and takes account of our respective roles at central and local government levels.

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A new initiative from Local Government New Zealand and the New Zealand Initiative that aims to "empower councils and communities themselves to make.

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Cabinet papers and other information about establishing the Welfare Expert Advisory Group are available. The Group will consider proposals for major changes to New Zealand's welfare system. Read more See also Minister's media release, 28 May 2018 Expert Group established to provide independent advice on welfare system improvements.

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The terms of reference for the Productivity Commission's Inquiry, Local government funding and financing arrangements are available. Read more There's more information about the inquiry on the Commission's website.  .