New Zealand First MP and Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones talks to Te Ao Mārama.
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Northland ministers give away more money
Winston Peters and Shane Jones have announced more than $7.5 million of Provincial Growth Funding for their home province.
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Te Orewai fighting against renewal of wastewater consents
Te Orewai Representatives in the north are opposed to the granting of consents to Kainga Ora, to renew domestic wastewater discharge for six local properties.
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Shane Jones on education leader Toni Waho
Te Ao Mārama talked to Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones about politics and life.
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East Coast locals unhappy with Billion Trees Project
East Coast farmers and schools are threatening to close their doors to the Billion Trees Project.
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Safer roads for Northland- Shane Jones
Safer roads for Northland - that's the goal for Associate Minister of Transport, Shane Jones who today, along with local hapū, turned the soil in two Northland locations to make way for much-needed roundabouts.
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Police should not be armed at all times- Shane Jones
Regional Development Minister Shane Jones says that he doesn't support armed police patrols or the police being armed at all times.
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NewsGrowing diversity in the forestry sector
Māori and women interested in pursuing careers in forestry science are encouraged to apply for the 2021 Ngā Karahipi Uru Rākau - Forestry Scholarships which are now open.
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Govt refocusing $600m on projects with immediate economic benefits
Minister Shane Jones has announced that $600 million of the provincial growth fund will be refocused on projects with more immediate economic benefits. This is the first tranche of new projects to be funded and is expected to create hundreds of jobs post-Covid-19.
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$14.7m to go towards recovering regional economy
A $14.7m fund will go towards supporting the most vulnerable regions who are willing to get their economy up and running again.
