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The Auckland region is to receive Industry New Zealand regional development partnership funding that recognises its size and unique characteristics.

Industry New Zealand is supporting what New Zealanders are best at … innovation.

More jobs and stronger regions will result from New Zealand’s first regional development conference in 31 years, says Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton.

“People wanting to go to the Regional Development Conference on 28 and 29 November in Rotorua need to book now,” said Industry and Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton today at the Alliance Conference in Auckland.

Nelson/Tasman will receive $100,000 (including GST) to develop a regional plan through Industry New Zealand’s Regional Partnership Programme, Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton announced today.

South Waikato will receive $53,550 (including GST) to develop a regional plan through Industry New Zealand’s Regional Partnership Programme, Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton announced today.

Delegates who attend the Regional Development Conference to be held in Rotorua at the end of November must leave the event committed to creating the conditions for businesses to create jobs”, Jim Anderton says.

Over twenty years of neglect will mean that the Tairawhiti region needs significant roading investment in the next ten years, according to a report released today by Jim Anderton, Minister of Industry and Regional Development.

Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton welcomed a $100,000 Industry New Zealand grant to International award-winning wind powered kart manufacturer, blokart International Ltd of Mt Maunganui.

Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton welcomed the success of Dunedin container crane company Swing Thru International, which has resulted in $100,000 Business Growth Fund grant from Industry New Zealand.

Industry and Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton today called on employers in Tairawhiti, Waikato, Auckland, Southland and the Lower North Island to take on students for skilled jobs over summer under the new Snap student employment initiative.

Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton welcomed an important aid for regional economies with the release of a cultural tourism business development guide developed in Nelson

Huge potential for more jobs and economic growth,” is how Industry and Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton described the textile, clothing and footwear industry, following this industry’s first steering group meeting today at Vogel House.

The Government is launching pilot schemes designed to bring broadband services to regional New Zealand.

Taupo and the Chatham Islands are each taking another step toward guaranteeing a strong economic future.

Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton today has asked local Mayors and Councils if he can reschedule his regional visit to Hawke's Bay for 6 and 7 December.

Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton announced two $100,000 grants to successful Hawkes Bay companies to help them make the region stronger.

$100,000 for growing Ngati Porou forests and creating jobs

Regional Development Jim Anderton and Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia today announced an Industry New Zealand Business Growth grant of $100,000 that will contribute to plans for an extra 300 jobs created by boosting forest planting on the East Coast.

National flip flop welcomed

Ericsson Synergy's New Zealand-based centre for the development of mobile internet applications could receive up to $1.6 million of government funding over the next three years.

the Minister for Industry and Regional Development Jim Anderton and the Associate Minister of Education Marian Hobbs are pleased to announce that $97,000 will be allocated to Literacy Training Limited, for an adult literacy project in Wanganui-Manawatu.

The Minister for Industry and Regional Development Jim Anderton and the Associate Minister of Education Marian Hobbs are pleased to announce that $270,000 will be allocated to Workbase, for an adult literacy project in Hawkes Bay.

The Minister for Industry and Regional Development Jim Anderton and the Associate Minister of Education Marian Hobbs are pleased to announce that $118,125 will be allocated to Workbase, for an adult literacy project in the Bay of Plenty.