Healthy biodiversity is important for the quality of life of current and future generations. This issues paper sets out IPART's proposed approach to the review and seeks feedback from the community, including credits market participants, accredited assessors, brokers, ecologists, environmental researchers, local government authorities and other interested parties.

The Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) scheme has a critical role in achieving Australia’s pathway to net zero emissions by 2050. The Australian government has released this implementation plan to ensure the scheme continues to help the nation reach net zero by 2050.

The NDIS was established to empower participants to engage directly with their chosen providers on what services they receive, and what price they would pay. The NDIS market, however, is not yet working for all participants, and this paper provides findings to improve NDIS pricing arrangements and seeks feedback for problematic areas.

This discussion paper begins a combined public inquiry into whether nine wholesale telecommunications services that support the provision of broadband, voice and data transmission services should continue to be regulated.

This draft strategy document outlines the New Zealand Government’s long-term strategic vision for Aotearoa’s national electric vehicle charging infrastructure system and the support networks needed to share best-practice between local authorities, industry and central government to ensure guidance and regulations.