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By minister and government spokesperson

  • Helen Clark  RSS
  • Michael Cullen  RSS
  • Jim Anderton  RSS
  • Phil Goff  RSS
  • Pete Hodgson  RSS
  • Annette King  RSS
  • Parekura Horomia  RSS
  • Chris Carter  RSS
  • David Cunliffe  RSS
  • Trevor Mallard  RSS
  • Ruth Dyson  RSS
  • Lianne Dalziel  RSS
  • David Parker  RSS
  • Nanaia Mahuta  RSS
  • Clayton Cosgrove  RSS
  • Rick Barker  RSS
  • Damien O'Connor  RSS
  • Steve Chadwick  RSS
  • Maryan Street  RSS
  • Shane Jones  RSS
  • Judith Tizard  RSS
  • Harry Duynhoven  RSS
  • Mita Ririnui  RSS
  • Luamanuvao Winnie Laban  RSS
  • Mahara Okeroa  RSS
  • Darren Hughes  RSS
  • Winston Peters  RSS
  • Peter Dunne  RSS
  • Jeanette Fitzsimons  RSS
  • Sue Bradford  RSS

 

By portfolio

  • ACC  RSS
  • Agriculture  RSS
  • Archives New Zealand  RSS
  • Arts, Culture and Heritage  RSS
  • Attorney-General  RSS
  • Biosecurity  RSS
  • Broadcasting  RSS
  • Building and Construction  RSS
  • Civil Defence  RSS
  • Climate Change Issues  RSS
  • Commerce  RSS
  • Communications and Information Technology  RSS
  • Community and Voluntary Sector  RSS
  • Conservation  RSS
  • Consumer Affairs  RSS
  • Corrections  RSS
  • Courts  RSS
  • Crown Research Institutes  RSS
  • Customs  RSS
  • Defence  RSS
  • Deputy Prime Minister  RSS
  • Disability Issues  RSS
  • Disarmament and Arms Control  RSS
  • Economic Development  RSS
  • Education  RSS
  • Education Review Office  RSS
  • Energy  RSS
  • Environment  RSS
  • Ethnic Affairs  RSS
  • Finance  RSS
  • Fisheries  RSS
  • Food Safety  RSS
  • Foreign Affairs  RSS
  • Forestry  RSS
  • GCSB  RSS
  • Health  RSS
  • Housing  RSS
  • Immigration  RSS
  • Industry and Regional Development  RSS
  • Internal Affairs  RSS
  • Justice  RSS
  • Labour  RSS
  • Land Information  RSS
  • Law Commission  RSS
  • Local Government  RSS
  • Maori Affairs  RSS
  • Ministerial Services  RSS
  • National Library  RSS
  • NZ Security Intelligence Service  RSS
  • Pacific Island Affairs  RSS
  • Police  RSS
  • Prime Minister  RSS
  • Public Trust  RSS
  • Racing  RSS
  • Research, Science and Technology  RSS
  • Revenue  RSS
  • Rugby World Cup  RSS
  • Rural Affairs  RSS
  • Senior Citizens  RSS
  • Small Business  RSS
  • Social Development and Employment  RSS
  • Sport and Recreation  RSS
  • State  RSS
  • State Owned Enterprises  RSS
  • State Services  RSS
  • Statistics  RSS
  • Tertiary Education  RSS
  • Tourism  RSS
  • Trade  RSS
  • Trade Negotiations  RSS
  • Transport  RSS
  • Transport Safety  RSS
  • Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations  RSS
  • Veterans' Affairs  RSS
  • Womens' Affairs  RSS
  • Youth Affairs  RSS

 

Website updates

  • All Site Updates  RSS
  • All Speeches  RSS
  • All Releases  RSS
  • All Images  RSS
  • All Features  RSS

 

Help

What is an RSS feed? 
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) enables you to subscribe to website content. With an RSS feed, you can be told as soon as new content is published. More info: www.newsgator.com/RssLearningCenter  

How do I subscribe to an RSS feed? 
You will need to use a personalised homepage or newsreader software – for info on both, see below and/or download the document attached at the bottom of this page (incledes more useful links). To subscribe, click on the RSS icon (the little orange square with the stripes in it) to go to the page for the selected feed. Consult your newsreader's or browser's Help to learn how to add feeds. Depending on how your RSS reader is set up, this may: 

  • Automatically subscribe you to the feed. Or 
  • You may have to copy the URL of the feed's page into your reader application. Or 
  • drag and drop the RSS icon to your subscription list

What is a personalised homepage? 
A personalised homepage allows you to easily collect and organise information from multiple feeds on a single web page. When a headline or summary appears on your homepage, you can click on the title to be taken to the source at the Beehive site. Examples: www.igoogle.com or www.my.yahoo.com. Many other major web portals provide personalised homepages.

What is a newsreader? 
A newsreader is an application that aggregates, sorts and displays multiple RSS feeds. A newsreader is a good choice if you plan on subscribing to a large number of feeds. A wide range of newsreaders are available. Examples: NewsGator Online www.newsgator.com, WizzRSS www.wizzrss.com, or any number of alternatives.

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