New Zealand government unveils action plan to cut red tape and tackle foreign interference

The New Zealand Government has released its latest quarterly action plan, focusing on reducing red tape to expedite infrastructure development. This includes plans for comprehensive resource management reform and a new approach to funding infrastructure projects. The plan also aims to introduce legislation to help agencies combat foreign interference. Additionally, Cabinet will decide on the future of the greyhound racing industry. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon highlighted the importance of the Fast-track Approvals Bill, which aims to accelerate significant regional and national projects.