17 July, 2008
I think it is critically important that State servants continue to look at ways to deliver better value for the taxpayers' dollars. At present, the rising cost of living is a subject concerning many New Zealand households. That means that now, more than ever, New Zealanders want to be assured their taxes are being well spent.
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Labour Minister Trevor Mallard's speech at the P3 Productivity Partnership and Public Value Conference, Wellington Town Hall
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This programme involves inmates at Auckland Women’s Corrections Facility giving something back to the community by raising and training mobility assistance dogs to help people with disabilities in the community..
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Canon technicians will teach prisoners how to assemble new photocopiers and clean existing machines. A new operation has also started up at this prison where prisoners dismantle obsolete printers for recycling.
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The 2008/09 Central Regional Plan has five key priorities - priority 1 recognises that children are New Zealand’s future and that all children deserve to grow up in a safe and happy environment - priority 2 is to provide young people with a voice - priority 3 is to enable people to live independent lives - priority 4 to support families and whanau to be safe and resilient - priorty 5 strengthening communities ...
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Speech to mark the opening of the 34th new or refurbished Police facility since Labour became the Government in 1999.
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Prime Minister Helen Clark speaks to Address at event to celebrate the introduction of the Screen Production Incentive Fund
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'Across an Ocean' encourages people to overcome barriers, encourage success in the creative industries and to come together and support each other
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Trade Minister Phil Goff speaks to Export New Zealand; removing barriers to trade has never been more important
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The Prime Minister speaks at the opening of the First Stage of Waikato DHB Redevelopment at Waikato Hospital Campus
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Environment Minister Trevor Mallard speech to the National Integrated Environmental Management Forum, Duxton Hotel, Wellington
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Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel's key note address to the Mansion House Conference on International Financial Carbon Markets
Read full speech >>10 July, 2008
Designed to make doctor’s jobs easier, the Health Practitioner Handbook provides health practitioners with an exhaustive reference guide to Work and Income processes. It contains information on medical certification in relation to health-related benefits, assistance and services.
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This project will provide employment and training to more than 90 prisoners at this site, which will likely increase in the future. More than 40 prisoners will work in the refurbishment yard and 50 in the internal prison workshop, refurbishing up to 40 state houses a year.
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The registration of retirement villages is a key requirement of the Retirement Villages Act 2003. Government protecting the interests of older people in retirement villages
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This Government seeks to build and maintain a constructive dialogue with all sectors of the construction industry, including timber processors and producers. The Wood Processors sector constitutes a critical part of an industry worth billions of dollars to the New Zealand economy.
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Opening address for the Manawatu/Wanganui Regional Forum, Thursday 10 July 2008, Palmerston North
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GoStats was launched 18 months ago and aims to encourage small-to-medium sized enterprises to use statistical information to grow their business.
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Address at the Waikato Regional Plan Launch, Wednesday 9 July, Hamilton, 10am
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Speech notes for the opening of the Massey University Food Technology Pilot Plant
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NZ Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Science Massey University Palmerston North
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Speech to the Principals’ Federation Annual Conference on 5 July 2008 at Christchurch Town Hall.
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Speech to Focal Conference, Carey Baptist College, 473 Great South Rd, Penrose. The New Zealand Government is of the view that trade is fair when it is allowed to take place in an open, non-discriminatory global trading system, based on predictable and equitable rules.
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New Zealand and the Pacific are neighbours and kin, and this is a relationship as a nation we should build on.
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Maryan Street addresses the national conference held at the Manukau Institute of Technology.
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A speech given at the International Science Festival in Dunedin on 4 July 2008
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The Prime Minister announces Government Funding
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The Prime Minister announces NZ's World Cup Rugby Ball London venue
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New Image and companies like it play an important role in transforming New Zealand’s economy. They reflect our aspiration for our economy to become high-value and high-income, innovative and export led.
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The relationships that we build with each other and our communities are a strength that our young people can draw upon.
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