New Zealand government unveils quarterly action plan focusing on infrastructure and crime prevention

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The New Zealand government has released its latest quarterly action plan, focusing primarily on infrastructure. Key items include new legislation for fast-tracking project approvals and updates to laws aimed at preventing foreign interference from China. This is the fourth action plan since the government took office, with many initiatives already implemented. Previous plans emphasized law and order, but recent crime trends show an increase in violent incidents. While tax cuts and falling interest rates have been noted, the economy continues to face challenges. The effectiveness of the new plan remains to be seen.


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