What two policies did New Zealand initiate?

New Zealand initiated several significant policies, two of which include the "Think Big" policy in the 1980s, aimed at stimulating the economy through large-scale infrastructure projects, and the "Kiwibank" initiative in 2001, which established a government-owned bank to promote competition and provide better banking services. Additionally, the country has implemented progressive environmental policies, such as the Zero Carbon Act, focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainability. These policies reflect New Zealand's commitment to economic growth and environmental stewardship.