To better support and incentivise innovation for future economic growth, Callaghan Innovation will be disestablished, and its most important functions will be redistributed to other parts of the science, innovation and technology system.
The Government has announced the names of 3 new future-focused science organisations that will be formed from 1 July as part of the most significant reforms to our science system in 3 decades.
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The Government recently announced legislation will be in place by July for operators of ground-based space infrastructure (GBSI).
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New rules coming for ground-based space infrastructure
A new economic analysis of New Zealand’s space and advanced aviation sectors shows the space sector is growing quickly, and our advanced aviation sector is a significant size.
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New Zealand’s Space and Advanced Aviation Sectors Soar
The Government has announced the members of the new Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council.
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Members appointed to the PM’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council
$71 million will be invested over 7 years in an advanced technology science platform to accelerate innovation and grow the New Zealand economy.
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New Advanced Technology Science Platform announced
The Robinson Research Institute’s advanced energy technology platform is accelerating the electrification of New Zealand’s aviation and heavy transport fleets and reducing our carbon emissions. By building world-class expertise in power electronics, cryogenics and more, they are driving sustainable transport solutions with global impact.
We are seeking feedback on proposed changes to NZ Post’s minimum obligations under the Postal Deed of Understanding.
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While it’s safe and provides nutrients that babies’ need, infant formula doesn’t quite cut it as a direct substitute for breast milk. It’s a well know issue in the industry that arises from the chemical structure; making babies’ poo harder, giving babies colic, and generally making them cry more.
Joint statement from Andrew Johnson, Deputy Head, NZSA and Steve Hamburg, Project Co-lead, MethaneSAT and Chief Scientist at Environmental Defense Fund.
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MethaneSAT Update, March 2025