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Government Administration in New Zealand
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Government Administration sector based in New Zealand. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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New Zealand Health Group
New Zealand Health Group (NZHG) Limited is the country’s largest provider of Home and Community services, including in-home support, nursing, rehabilitation and behavioural support. Through its companies, Geneva Healthcare, HealthCare New Zealand, Solora, NZ Care and Explore, it provides healthcare services to over New Zealanders and employs over caregiving, nursing and other health professional staff. Having operated in the sector for over 30 years, the company has built up an enviable reputation for relentlessly pursuing better techniques and systems to be able to provide the very best of care and support for those New Zealanders who need help to live in their own homes as independently as possible.
10001+ staff
Department Of Corrections Nz
Each day our team of people across 150 sites nationwide deliver mahi to be the change. We have a unique opportunity to work with offenders and their whānau to address negative behaviours, reduce reoffending, and break the intergenerational cycle of imprisonment. We're driven by making lasting change and keeping communities safe – our community inside the wire, the public, and to our people who come to work each day. FInd out more at or https://careers.corrections.govt.nz
10001+ staff
Acc New Zealand
ACC NZ is an organisation quite unlike any other - in fact we are the only one of our kind in the world! At our heart is the fact we are an innovative New Zealand organisation born out of an idea - one focused on looking after the best interests of our people. So it will come as little surprise that a job with us offers an opportunity to do something that directly benefits the people of New Zealand, while also benefitting your career. There are three words that encapsulate our reason for being: prevention, care and recovery. We exist to actively minimise the chance of accidents happening. But when they do, we are here to help people with the appropriate levels of care and recovery with the aim of returning them to their normal lives faster. As you might expect, there are many people involved in making all this happen, and that's why there are many and varied career opportunities within our organisation. From Case Managers and Claims Managers to Clinical Advisors and Technical Claims Managers we offer many roles which open up a range of development avenues with ACC. What's more, we have locations around the country, all of which offer supportive, collegial workplaces. As part of the ACC's team of talented and passionate people you can also look forward to a host of benefits including flexible working options, competitive remuneration, ongoing career development opportunities, and a discounted healthcare scheme. So if ACC sounds like your type of place, let's talk today.
1001 to 5000 staff
Christchurchnz
ChristchurchNZ is the city’s economic development and city profile agency charged with igniting bold ambition, excitement, connecting changemakers, stimulating economic activity and attracting visitors to Ōtautahi Christchurch. To fulfil our mission of igniting bold ambition in our city and region, we provide targeted initiatives to support innovation and business growth while promoting our city nationally and internationally. We aim to ensure its reputation grows as a vibrant and exciting city surrounded by mountains and beaches - a place where our people experiment and test new ideas and innovate in business, technology and society.
51 to 200 staff
Upper Hutt City Council
Kia Ora, Our city is one of a kind and it only keeps getting better! We’re involved in everything, from roads, transport, community initiatives and civil services, to business, investment, recreation, and policy. We’re here to help it all run smoothly while keeping our community informed. Our LinkedIn page is used to give overviews of what we are doing and what content you can expect to see on our channels before it comes out. You can think of it as a look behind the scenes! While we welcome messages, comments, and questions on this page, please keep in mind this is a safe space and any harmful content will be hidden or removed. This includes misinformation, swearing, hate speech or spam.
51 to 200 staff
Auckland Council
Auckland Council serves over 1.5 million Aucklanders providing services, policies and decision-making. We’re here to serve Auckland and build a more prosperous region, one that gives a voice to our citizens, and makes it a great place to live, visit and invest. Our talented people support Auckland’s elected representatives by providing specialist advice, implementing decisions and delivering services like rubbish and recycling, resource and building consents, bylaws, events and parks. Our vision is to create a world-class city where talent wants to live. If you are interested in working for Auckland, visit our career website (careers.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz) or check our 'Jobs' and 'Life' tabs. Auckland Transport, Tātaki Auckland Unlimited, Watercare are independent council-controlled organisations that look after specific council assets or activities on our behalf.
5001 to 10000 staff
Auckland Transport
Auckland Transport is a growing organisation responsible for planning and funding local public transport, operating the local roading network and managing the Auckland regions parking and traffic systems. We are passionate about providing Auckland with an integrated transport plan to keep the people and businesses of Auckland moving. Currently we have a team of 1600 staff and mainly based at 20 Viaduct Harbour, Auckland.
1001 to 5000 staff
Department Of Conservation Doc
The Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai is a great place to work for anyone who is passionate about nature and the environment. As the government agency charged with conserving Aotearoa New Zealand’s natural and historic heritage, we are responsible for caring for the land, water and our native species. We have team members spread throughout the country who work hard to ensure that Papatūānuku can thrive. They perform a huge range of tasks, from specialists undertaking ground-breaking projects through to support staff who enable our mahi; and rangers operating at the forefront of conservation. The work we do impacts the people of Aotearoa New Zealand and our many visitors and will have continued and far-reaching effects for generations to come. Our commitment to being an honourable Treaty Partner and collaboration with local iwi, community groups and businesses is critical to setting the foundations for future conservation success. We support flexible working, and a transparent and collaborative culture, as well as career development and training opportunities. If you are interested in joining a team of people who love what they do, find out more about a career with the Department of Conservation.
1001 to 5000 staff
Environment Southland
At Environment Southland, we actively enhance the experience of living and working in a sustainable region. We are responsible for managing the natural and physical resources of air, land, water and coast for the entire Southland region, which covers over three million hectares from Awarua Point on the West Coast to Waiparau Head on the fringe of the East Coast and includes Stewart Island. As Southlanders, we owe it to future generations to ensure they continue to enjoy the same environmental standards that we presently value. Most human activities have an impact on our natural and physical resources. We all have a part to play in making sure that the resources we depend on for our industries, jobs, recreation and quality of life are not over-used. Twelve democratically elected Councillors are ably supported by more than 150 staff. Councillors must ensure that local needs are met by making decisions and setting the direction for the sustainable use of resources. How do we achieve a balance in the environment? We do this in many ways, through environmental standards, communication, education, and consultation. Our aim is to achieve the right balance for Southland's environment in the most reasonable way possible. There are many varied roles within Environment Southland, so if you'd like to work for us please check out our vacancies at https://environmentsouthland.recruitmenthub.co.nz/
51 to 200 staff
Hawke's Bay Regional Council
Our Mission Statement - Enhancing Our Environment Together | Te Whakapakari Tahi I Tō Tātau Taiao Our Vision: We want A healthy environment, a vibrant community and a prosperous economy. Our Focus: We prioritise Water quality, safety and certainty Smart, sustainable land use Healthy and functioning biodiversity Sustainable services and infrastructure. Our Values: We believe in Partnerships and collaboration Accountability Transparency Excellence.
201 to 500 staff
Housing New Zealand Corporation
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1001 to 5000 staff
Ministry Of Business, Innovation And Employment
We are the New Zealand Government’s leading business-facing agency. We provide world class policy, advice, regulation and services to support New Zealand businesses to grow. We support a diverse range of portfolios including Māori economic development, building and construction, tourism and regional development, labour science and enterprise, and innovation and investment. We provide expert advice and support to Crown entities, board appointments and secretariat services. As the result of the broad scope of what we do, we offer a wide range of roles across our different locations. Our ambition is to create a dynamic business environment which creates opportunities for all New Zealanders and contributes to growth without compromising our environment or the safety of our work places. Our Immigration New Zealand teams look after New Zealand’s immigration rules and laws, which in turn support our economic growth and strengthen our international relationships. See our social media terms of service at mbie.govt.nz/smterms.
1001 to 5000 staff
South Waikato District Council
South Waikato is a rural community located at the heart of the North Island in New Zealand. With rolling green hills, lush farmland, extensive forests, beautiful rivers and lakes and a multicultural community, it's a great place to live, work and do business. We are focused on growing the district's economy, facilitating business development and ensuring quality services and facilities are delivered to our community. Our solution-focused team work together for the betterment of the district and our community.
201 to 500 staff
Ashburton District Council
We are a dynamic local government organisation that offers its people rewarding and varied opportunities. We provide services and support to one of New Zealand's fastest growing and thriving communities. With a fast paced and changing community, we have an array of interesting projects and initiatives going on. Our diverse and passionate workforce of 200 employees spanning all Council activities are dedicated to delivering only the best to our community. Joining Ashburton District Council will not only give you the chance to make your mark within our organisation, it will also enable you to contribute to Ashburton District becoming a better place to work, live and do business. Working in a friendly atmosphere, you'll be supported and encouraged to enhance and further your career. Our values are all about doing what's right, making things happen and working as one team so if we sound like the type of organisation you want to join, I encourage you to get in touch with us.
201 to 500 staff
Department Of The Prime Minister And Cabinet, New Zealand
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC) is a central agency with a unique role as the trusted advisor, leader, and steward of our system of executive government. We are unified by an overarching purpose: to advance an ambitious, resilient and well-governed New Zealand. Find our social media transparency statement on our website:
51 to 200 staff
Electricity Authority Te Mana Hiko
The Electricity Authority Te Mana Hiko is an independent Crown entity responsible for regulating Aotearoa New Zealand’s electricity industry. What do we do? • We develop, administer and enforce the market rules that govern nearly every aspect of New Zealand’s electricity industry including generation, transmission, system operation, security of supply, market arrangements, metering, distribution and retail. • We contract service providers to operate the electricity market and system. • We analyse and monitor the performance of the market and the electricity industry and make the information available on our Electricity Market Information website: • We help develop the industry through education, guidelines, information and model arrangements. • Our day-to-day work focuses on addressing key questions that affect the long-term benefit of electricity consumers. See terms of use: https://shorturl.at/qcKlk
51 to 200 staff
Environmental Protection Authority Nz
New Zealand's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) protects people and the environment. In achieving our mission, we understand the need to consider New Zealand’s ability to develop economically, culturally and socially. We do this by delivering robust, objective decisions on environmental matters, and ensuring compliance with rules. We actively work with others to achieve good outcomes and recognise the unique relationship of Māori to the environment in our decision making. EPA administers applications for major infrastructure projects of national significance, and regulates new organisms (plants, animals, GM organisms) and hazardous substances and chemicals. We also administer the Emissions Trading Scheme and New Zealand Emission Unit Register. We have responsibilities in relation to the Exclusive Economic Zone and Continental Shelf. Please visit our website to learn more about our current projects and applications. Read our social media community rules: http://ow.ly/BdrQ30rmjhV
51 to 200 staff
Hurunui District Council
Hurunui is one of New Zealand's most stunning and spectacular regions. Located on the east coast of the South Island an easy 40 minute drive north of Christchurch, our main office in Amberley is nestled at the entrance to the stunning Waipara wine region. Hurunui offers it all – rest and relaxation (including our internationally acclaimed Hanmer Springs Thermal Hot Pools & Spa), action and adventure, rural lifestyle and urban convenience. The Hurunui district begins at Leithfield just 35 minutes north of Christchurch, and extends to the Conway River south of the Kaikoura Peninsula. It is bordered on the west by the snow capped peaks of the Southern Alps and on the east by the rich oceanic waters of the Pacific. The Hurunui district is predominantly rural with a population of approximately 13,700 (2022). However, it offers something for everyone, lifestyle opportunities in rural communities or bigger townships, hiking in the hills, hunting or fishing, soaking in the hot pools in Hanmer Springs, skiing in the winter or enjoying a nice dinner and wine tasting in one of the many vineyards, we have it all At the council we look after the district’s roads and water, provide amenities like parks, libraries and pools and regulate activities in the district like planning, building and licensing. All these things contribute to the wellbeing of the people who live here so, whatever we do, we like to think we are helping make the Hurunui a better place for our residents.
51 to 200 staff
Inland Revenue Nz
Inland Revenue plays a critical role in improving the economic and social wellbeing of New Zealanders. We collect 80% of the Crown's revenue as well as collecting and disbursing social support programme payments and providing the government with policy advice.
5001 to 10000 staff
Invercargill City Council
The Council's vision is "To enhance our City and preserve its character while embracing innovation and change." The Invercargill City Council is chosen by the Invercargill public in elections held every three years. The Council consists of the Mayor and 12 Councillors and its role is to provide and maintain services and amenities for the public of Invercargill. There are two main parts to Invercargill City Council: the Council (elected representatives) and the Corporate (staff). The Council is chosen by electors (the Invercargill public) to govern the city's affairs, such as making decisions on spending, priorities and policies.
201 to 500 staff
Ministry For Primary Industries Mpi
We work to help maximise export opportunities for our primary industries, improve sector productivity, ensure the food we produce is safe, increase sustainable resource use, and protect New Zealand from biological risk. We have staff working in New Zealand and overseas dedicated to providing the best analysis, policy advice, regulation, and service delivery related to agriculture, forestry, food safety, fisheries and aquaculture management, rural affairs, and biosecurity. Have a look at our website for the full list of job opportunities with us:
1001 to 5000 staff
Ministry Of Justice - New Zealand
Please show respect for others when commenting on this page. Comments deemed inappropriate, threatening or offensive may be removed. Persons who repeatedly use comments to threaten or offend may be banned) Justice is about fairness. It plays an essential role in keeping people safe, protecting people’s rights and maintaining trust and confidence in public institutions. At the Ministry, our aim is to deliver people-centred justice services to provide access to justice for all. We lead the justice sector, working closely with the judiciary and our sector colleagues – New Zealand Police, Dept of Corrections, Crown Law and the Serious Fraud Office. Led by the Secretary for Justice and Chief Executive Andrew Kibblewhite, we have over people based throughout New Zealand from Kaitaia to Invercargill. The ministry’s role is wide-ranging: •We work with the judiciary to deliver court services for the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court, 58 District Courts, Coroners Court, Environment Court, Employment Court and Maori Land Court. •We support 29 tribunals, authorities and committees that help New Zealanders resolve disputes. •We negotiate historical Treaty of Waitangi claims, building positive and durable settlements between the Crown and Māori. •We provide legal help to people charged with criminal offences through the Public Defence Service, the largest criminal law practice in New Zealand. •We administer the Legal Aid system which pays for legal help for those who can’t afford a lawyer. •We work to reduce crime and reoffending. •We develop justice policy and provide advice to Ministers and Cabinet, which helps address a range of issues such as supporting victims, holding offenders to account and supporting human rights. •We collect court-ordered fines. •We provide criminal conviction history checks each year, helping employers make informed decisions. •We manage over 150 pieces of legislation including the Official Information Act.
1001 to 5000 staff
Ministry Of Social Development Msd
For Terms of Use and Privacy Policy of this Page, please refer to: Come and join us at MSD. We help New Zealanders to be safe, strong and independent. Our work touches the lives of more than one million New Zealanders. This is not work we do alone. We work closely with other government agencies, non-government organisations, advisory and industry groups, and communities and iwi. Together we aim to make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of New Zealanders. You can have a long-term and progressive career at MSD across New Zealand. We have professionals operating in over 300 locations, so whether you’re a Policy Analyst based in Wellington or a Case Manager located in Timaru, we have opportunities for you. Because of our size and diversity we offer varied careers in: • Policy, including research and evaluation • Corporate support, like IT, Finance, Human Resources and Legal Services • Service delivery through Work and Income; and Students, Seniors and Integrity Services To view our current vacancies please visit: https://msdcareers.msd.govt.nz Vacancies are regularly updated, but to stay ahead of the game, register your interest in hearing about all advertised opportunities with the Ministry by setting up a job seeker profile with us and receiving job alerts.
5001 to 10000 staff
Nelson City Council
Nelson City Council is one of only six Unitary Authorities in the country. It provides both territorial and regional services for Nelson City. Details can be found: http://nelson.govt.nz/council/council-structure/unitary-authority/ Nelson City covers a land area of 422km2 from Champion Road, Stoke in the southwest, where it has a boundary with Richmond in Tasman District, to the Bryant Range in the east, and Cape Soucis (Raetihi) in the north. Urban development is on the flat land and hillsides between the Bryant Ranges to the southeast and the Haven and Tasman Bay to the northwest.*Elections* This page must not be used for electioneering purposes. Any post-positive or negative-made by any individual specifically relating to their own or someone else's nomination, intention to run for Council, or election campaign will be removed immediately.
201 to 500 staff
