Health Minister Robbie Butler sets out reform blueprint at NICON26 conference
The minister emphasised a societal approach to care delivery while highlighting significant progress made under the HSC Reset Plan.
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Northern Ireland’s Carbon Footprint: 2001 to 2023
A new report published today estimates the total emissions associated with consumption at 23.0 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, marking a 2% increase from the previous year.
Councils to enforce new rules banning third-party puppy sales in Northern Ireland
DAERA Minister Andrew Muir confirms proposals for a local version of Lucy's Law will require buyers to meet breeders at the place of birth
Energy bills for schools face £8m surge as officials propose daylight classrooms
The Education Authority warns gas and electricity costs will climb sharply, prompting suggestions to reduce heating and rely on natural light.
Woman settles Department of Education sexual harassment case for £25k
A female staff member has agreed to a financial resolution after reporting that a senior colleague displayed inappropriate images on his workstation.
Justice Minister Naomi Long praises community groups in fight against abuse
The Northern Ireland Executive official visited Nexus to discuss the Rise Up project, which delivers practical support under a new strategy.
No-confidence motion against Agriculture and Environment Minister Andrew Muir fails in Stormont
A proposal to remove the minister from office over a controversial cattle cull in County Tyrone did not achieve the necessary support.
Court of Appeal to rule on fate of A5 Western Transport Corridor upgrade
The High Court in Belfast has heard arguments regarding the future of the dual-carriageway project, with the appellate court set to decide whether to uphold or quash a previous judgment.