Outcome Five: A dynamic business environment fostering innovation and international connections
New Zealand companies need investment and the right connections to be able to imagine more, produce more and achieve more for New Zealand.
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Auckland – 2025
Titles of documents the Minister of Auckland received from MBIE in 2025.
Outcome Four: Value is sustainably derived from the natural environment
New Zealand’s natural environment is important to our sense of identity and has great cultural and recreational significance. It also supports much economic activity. Some of our biggest contributors to export growth, such as tourism and the primary sector, rely heavily on using the natural environment.
Outcome Three: Informed consumers and businesses interacting with confidence
The Government promotes fair and thriving markets by setting rules and defining rights that allow businesses to operate effectively and protect people from harm.
Outcome Two: People are skilled and engaged in safe and fulfilling work
People need work that provides fair pay. But work is more than simply income; it can also give people a sense of purpose and allow them to develop skills, experience and social connections.
Cabinet approved the introduction of the Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill.
pdf, 322 KBOutcome One: Prosperous and adaptable people, sectors, and regions
In the future, New Zealand’s economy will have a different mix of sectors, jobs and skills. We will help communities to adapt and to benefit from the changes as we move to a knowledge-intensive, low-emissions economy.
Grow New Zealand – Hīkina Whakatutuki
What success looks like.
Special feature: Beveridge curve in New Zealand
The Beveridge curve shows changes in matching between the demand for and supply of labour and reflects the business cycle. The time line shows the time series in sequence, starting with September 2007 and finishing with June 2015.
Our year in review – executive summary
Some clear themes have emerged over the past year as we have put in place policies, projects and people to help us Grow New Zealand for All. We are operating in a fast-changing world and our economy must be able to respond as quickly. We need to be future-focused, innovative and collaborative to meet this challenge.