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Hon Judith Tizard MP
Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage
MP Auckland Central

Thursday
16th November 2000

Launch of "Living in the Twentieth Century: New Zealand History in Photographs,
1900-1980"

Hon Judith Tizard MP
Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage
MP Auckland Central

Sunday, 5 November 2000

Opening of Exhibition

Akaroa Museum

Hon Judith Tizard MP
Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage
MP Auckland Central

Friday, 3 November 2000

Opening of Burwell House
Southland Art Foundation

Invercargill

Hon Judith Tizard MP
Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage
MP for Auckland Central

Opening of the International Conference of Museums CECA 2000

Monday, 30 October 2000

Hon. Judith Tizard

Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage

Heritage, Identity and
Our Shared Future

A Speech Marking the Opening of Carter Group Heritage Week 2000

Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard today announced the appointment of Christchurch City Councillor, Paddy Austin to the Council of Creative New Zealand.

Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Hon Judith Tizard has today hailed the success of Christchurch band Zed as reflecting a bright future for the New Zealand popular music industry.

I speak today as one with a lifelong love of the arts who, by choice, has assumed the portfolio of Minister of Arts and Culture.

Wendy Palmer's recent appointment as the fifth Trustee of the New Zealand Film Production Fund has been welcomed as a significant coup for the Trust, Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard said today.

Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa

Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard said today she is attending the opening performance of Dracula performed by the Royal New Zealand Ballet, at the Victorian Arts Centre in Melbourne on Thursday, July 20.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark said today that the national art collection at Te Papa will be given new emphasis following a review of the national museum and gallery commissioned by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today presented a cheque for $2 million to members of the newly-established Music Industry Commission at its inaugural meeting in Auckland.

Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard, said today's funding announcement by Creative New Zealand was good news for New Zealand arts and artists.

I am especially heartened by the opportunity to focus on development and, therefore, capability rather than deficiencies, said Hon.

The Heart of the Nation report on the future of New Zealand's cultural sector will be presented to the Prime Minister, Helen Clark, on her return from Germany next week, the Associate Minister for Arts,Culture and Heritage said today.

Maori art will receive a financial boost as part of the Government's cultural recovery package announced last week, said the Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard.

Maori art will receive a financial boost as part of the Government's cultural recovery package announced last week, said the Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard.

In May last year I announced that should Labour have the honour of leading a government, I as Prime Minister would take a close personal interest in the arts and culture in our country.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark announced today that Te Papa's funding was increasing by $11 million a year - $2 million per annum for its operations and $9 million per annum as a capital contribution.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark announced today that the government would contribute $6.474 million towards the new Christchurch Art Gallery.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark announced today that Creative New Zealand would receive an extra $20 million this financial year to allow it to enter into longer term funding arrangements with major arts organisations over the next three years.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark today announced that the government would contribute $300,000 this year towards the restoration of the Picton-based historic sailing ship, the Edwin Fox

The government announced today it was contributing $22 million this financial year to enable the establishment of a Film Production Fund to boost the development of the New Zealand film industry.