Issues
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RHI: Only 40 per cent of inquiry recommendations implemented two years on
Two years on from the publication of 44 recommendations by the RHI public inquiry, only 18 have been fully implemented…
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Delivering a green economy: Zero carbon cooperatives
Queen’s University Belfast are leading a project aiming to develop zero carbon cooperatives across local council areas in Northern Ireland,…
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Net zero carbon: An unfortunate ‘compromise’
The Minister for Agriculture Edwin Poots MLA has welcomed the passage of “ground-breaking” climate legislation despite its inclusion of a…
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Experience in transition
Phoenix Energy Holdings’ Group Chairman, Peter Dixon, talks to agendaNi about building Northern Ireland’s gas industry from scratch over the…
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Northern Ireland Procurement Conference
The Northern Ireland Procurement Conference recently took place in the Europa Hotel, Belfast on Thursday 24th March. The event brought…
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A shared island: Mental health
Despite an increase in awareness and a move towards de-stigmatisation of mental health issues, many people still find it “frustrating,…
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Women in STEM
A Matrix report has led the Department for the Economy plans to encourage women into STEM careers. The Department for…
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Priorities for the Northern Ireland environment
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) Permanent Secretary, Anthony Harbinson, discusses progress on the four key pillars of…
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‘Partial’ tax devolution to be considered
A partial devolution of income tax to the Northern Ireland Executive would avoid “disproportionate complexity” while still delivering new revenue…
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New website opens the past to EU PEACE funding
The Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) recently launched a new online digital archive which documents the EU’s investment in supporting…
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