The second quarterly report on progress towards the nine Government Targets has been published.

Aotearoa New Zealand is working with other countries on an international treaty on plastic pollution.

Infrastructure New Zealand is calling for the establishment of a single, central authority to coordinate climate adaptation and recovery efforts in New Zealand.

The Commissioner presented an address to Local Government New Zealand's regional sector meeting on 22 November in Wellington.

The Commissioner has written to the Hon Mark Patterson, Minister for Rural Communities and Associate Minister of Agriculture, regarding comments he made in the House concerning water quality in Otago.

New Zealand Infrastructure Commission | Te Waihanga has just published a discussion document entitled ‘Testing our thinking: Developing an enduring National Infrastructure Plan.’

The Government is inviting New Zealanders to share feedback on our international climate change target (known as a Nationally Determined Contribution) ahead of setting the next target in February 2025.

The Department of Conservation – Te Papa Atawhai has released two discussion documents with the aim of modernising New Zealand’s conservation management system.

In September, Taumata Arowai sought feedback on proposed improvements to the Drinking Water Quality Assurance Rules for drinking water supplies that serve 500 or fewer people.

This report considers the domestic emissions reductions that could be achieved as part of the second nationally determined contribution (NDC2).