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RT HON HELEN CLARK
PRIME MINISTER OF NEW
ZEALAND

20 December 2001

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced details of the memorial service for Sir Peter Blake

Prime Minister Helen Clark today mourned the death of Bishop Manuhuia Bennett

Prime Minister Helen Clark today expressed her sadness at the death of Dame Mira Szaszy

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the World Food Programme has accepted New Zealand’s offer of a C-130 transport plane to deliver humanitarian supplies into Afghanistan.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced $290,000 of government funding for Waitangi Day community events around the country.

Tribute to Sir Peter Blake

Prime Minister Helen Clark will travel to the United Kingdom to attend the funeral of Sir Peter Blake.

Helen Clark said today that the government would be working with Lady Pippa Blake and her representatives on arrangements for a memorial service in New Zealand to honour Sir Peter’s life

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that she was very deeply shocked and saddened at the terrible news of the violent death of Sir Peter Blake

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the Queen will visit New Zealand from from 22 to 27 February next year.

I begin by thanking the grouping of business organisations which has supported the organisation of this conference today.

It is worthwhile recalling that when this government took office just on two years ago, 10 December 1999 to be exact, it was after some years of hands off government which saw government largely opt out of industry and business support.

It is hard to believe that a year has passed since we last met as a Labour Party Conference in Wellington.

Thank you for this opportunity to share with you my thoughts on and perceptions of my visit to Latin America.

Speech by Rt Hon Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, at the launch of The Colombo Plan at 50: A New Zealand Perspective

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that a newly-established technology park in Singapore would help high-tech New Zealand companies to build their presence in an increasingly vital market.

An open letter from Prime Minister Helen Clark to the people of Japan will be published in major Japanese daily newspapers this week.

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that British Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott will visit New Zealand from 30 November to 4 December

Speech by Rt Hon Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, to Brazil/Australia/New Zealand seminar

Speech by Rt Hon Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, to business luncheon Brasilia, 20 November 2001

Speech by Rt Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, at the official opening of the New Zealand embassy in Brasilia, Brazil

Speech by Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, to Mexican Foreign Trade Organisation (COMCE) business lunch, Mexico City

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today the appointment of Michael Wintringham as State Services Commissioner for a further term of two years from May 2002