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$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.

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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.

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.

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 $97,000 will be allocated to Literacy Training Limited, for an adult literacy project in Wanganui-Manawatu.

"I am pleased to launch the Northland Regional Plan, the first plan developed from the Industry New Zealand Regional Partnerships Programme initiated as part of the Government's jobs machine," said Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton in Northland today.

On the fourth of July last year I announced the launch of Industry New Zealand.

I want to briefly reflect on the BIZ programme before looking at the economic and industry development challenges that we face

It's not every day that a New Zealand-designed and built aeroplane is produced.

"Regional development will be boosted by a major Regional Development Conference to be held in November this year," Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton announced today to the Mayors' Taskforce for Jobs.

I understand this group is meeting to discuss the Local Government New Zealand submission on the relationship between Territorial Authorities and Regional Authorities.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $200,000 to Canterbury for the first and second rounds of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $135,000 to Manawatu for the first two rounds of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $100,000 to the Hawkes Bay region for the second round of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $82,500 to the Wairarapa region for the second round of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $70,000 to the Wellington region for the first round of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $100,000 to Southland for the first round of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

"I am pleased to announce that Industry New Zealand has allocated $133,000 to Rotorua for the first two rounds of the Regional Partnership Programme," said the Minister for Regional Development Jim Anderton.

As Minister for Industry and Regional Development I have seen an incredible amount of New Zealand in a short time. Nearly every week I visit another region.