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Outlines government's policies and commitment to Maori women

Issues facing women in the forthcoming election

Launch Women's Refuge appeal week and postcard petition

Minister of Women’s Affairs Ruth Dyson reiterated her support of
Women’s Refuge today when she launched their annual appeal.

12.00pm, Student Union Building, Victoria University

Rau rangatira maa,
tenei te mihi ki a koutou i runga i te kaupapa o te ra.
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Ensuring the scholarship continues its tradition of supporting local talented women

Farewell reception for NZ Shearing and Woolhandling team and Launch of a Maori women in the workforce factsheet.

New Zealand has a proud record in advancing women's issues

Ruth Dyson is heading NZ's delegation to the UN Commission on the Status of Women.

Opening of the Refuge's new community premises: Achievements to date and the job still to do in progressing women's issues.

Open Kate Edger Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, Victoria University, Wellington

Celebration of World Rural Women Day

Reflections of the women's movement and the place or status of women today.

Celebrates World Rural Women's Day by outlining government's efforts to strengthen rural communities in areas including health, home care workers, paid parental leave and Women's Action Plan.

Focuses on Maori women's achievements and relevant government policies.

Women are being urged to celebrate the 111th anniversary of women’s suffrage on 19 September by exercising their right to vote in the upcoming local body and district health board elections.

Outlines Women's Action Plan and government's policies and initiatives beneftitting women

Women's Action Plan and government's initiatives benefitting women

A range of initiatives and issues seeking to deliver real benefits for New Zealand women.

Maori women are among the most entrepreneurial business people in the world according to a recent international study.

Celebration of Maori women's achievements, especially in business

Women's issues are being addressed across the whole of government for the first time

Prime Minister Helen Clark and Women’s Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson announced today that the eligibility and duration of paid parental leave is to be extended.

Answers common questions about the planned extension to the paid parental leave scheme