2 November, 2009
The Economic Impact of Immigration
Opening Address Pathways Conference 2009
Read full speech >>2 November, 2009
Opening Address Pathways Conference 2009
Read full speech >>17 October, 2009
I greet you this morning in some of the many languages broadcast around New Zealand on access and community radio:
Read full speech >>15 October, 2009
Thank you for inviting me here to speak at the New Zealand Airports Conference for 2009.
Read full speech >>14 October, 2009
It is a great honour to be opening such a prestigious event today that draws attention to the importance of research, and turning evidence into practice.
Read full speech >>8 October, 2009
Good evening. Thank you for the opportunity to speak to you tonight about the Government's priorities for primary mental health care.
Read full speech >>2 October, 2009
Welcome everyone. Thank you for inviting me to your conference today - I'm delighted to be here. I give a lot of speeches but I believe this is a particularly important conference because I believe it is pivotal to the Government's drive for increased productivity in the health sector.
Read full speech >>27 September, 2009
Thank you Peter. Tena koe and good evening everyone. Thank you for inviting me to tonight's event.
Read full speech >>1 September, 2009
Mr President, Jesse Nguy, Vice President, Sammy Wong and my Honourable colleague Pansy Wong, Minister of Ethnic Affairs, thank you for inviting me here this evening.
Read full speech >>7 August, 2009
Good morning ladies and gentlemen – I’d like to acknowledge the Hon David Caygill, Chair of the Education New Zealand Trust and Robert Stevens, CEO of Education NZ. It’s great to be here, to have the opportunity to discuss a very important sector of the New Zealand economy – export education.
Read full speech >>29 July, 2009
The importance of tourism in New Zealand
Read full speech >>10 June, 2009
I’m here today to talk to you principally as Minister of Immigration to talk about the RSE (Recognised Seasonal Employer) Scheme, and I’m going to be making a policy announcement on how the Government is going to be taking that scheme forward, enhancing it and making it better so that New Zealand growers can be assured of getting the supply of labour that they need.
Read full speech >>9 June, 2009
As Associate Minister of Tourism, I am thrilled to be able to welcome you to the opening session of the TRENZ 2009 media programme.
Read full speech >>8 June, 2009
Thank you for the opportunity to speak at this prestigious event. I am delighted to be able to join you. There's a great line up of speakers and certainly a huge amount of expertise gathered here.
Read full speech >>27 May, 2009
New Zealand has a proud record of working with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees - a record that leads back to our leading role in setting up the United Nations in San Francisco on 26 June 1945.
Read full speech >>20 May, 2009
Good afternoon everybody. I’m pleased to be here today – it’s good to have an opportunity to engage with inquiring minds, particularly the minds of those who will play a role in the future of New Zealand’s broadcasting.
Read full speech >>20 May, 2009
Good afternoon everybody. I’m pleased to be here today – it’s good to have an opportunity to engage with inquiring minds, particularly the minds of those who will play a role in the future of New Zealand’s broadcasting.
Read full speech >>13 May, 2009
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE HERITAGE AND CHARACTER INNS
Read full speech >>1 May, 2009
Speech given to Rotorua Tourism Industry Forum
Read full speech >>1 May, 2009
E te roopu tapoi o Rotorua, he mihi tenei ki koutou katoa To you who are part of Rotorua’s tourism sector, I greet you all.
Read full speech >>17 April, 2009
Excellencies, Foreign Minister Wirajuda, Foreign Minister Smith
Read full speech >>4 December, 2008
It's a pleasure to be here this afternoon, and thank you for inviting me to your Christmas wrap up. I'm very keen to get out and engage with your sector as soon as possible, and your invitation was very welcome.
Read full speech >>31 January, 2008
Nau mai Haere Mai. It's my pleasure on behalf of Prime Minister John Key to extend a welcome to you, the international and local media, and of course a great number of special guests from the yachting world who are here in Auckland to contest this inaugural Louis Vuitton Pacific series.
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