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It is a pleasure to be here this evening for the induction of six new laureates into the NBR Business Hall of Fame.

Prime Minister Helen Clark has placed a condolence book for victims of the terrorist attacks in the United States at Parliament.

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today she had written to President George Bush to express New Zealand's revulsion at the terrorist acts committed against the United States.

Prime Minister Helen Clark said tonight she was deeply distressed at the terrorist attacks carried out in the United States earlier today.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today expressed concern about the continuing flow of asylum seekers attempting to land in Australian territory from Indonesia.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced that Mark Solomon and Josie Karanga have been appointed to the Museum of New Zealand board.

Prime Minister Helen Clark confirmed today that New Zealand has offered to admit up to 150 asylum seekers from the Norwegian vessel the Tampa

Prime Minister Helen Clark today called for a fresh international approach to Afghanistan's refugee problem.

Prime Minister Helen Clark confirmed today that Australia yesterday asked whether New Zealand was prepared to be part of the resolution of the crisis caused by the asylum seekers aboard the Norwegian vessel, the Tampa.

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that it was not clear in international law which country is responsible for admitting to its territory the asylum seekers on board the Norwegian vessel, Tampa.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today released the official programme for the Queen's visit in October.

Prime Minister Helen Clark this evening announced that the ageing Plateau and Mueller huts in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park will be replaced with two new huts.

Thanks once again for the invitation to speak at the opening of the conference, in a year when we celebrate one hundred years of tourism in New Zealand.

New Zealand's Prime Minister Helen Clark and Conservation Minister Sandra Lee said in Wellington today they would welcome any consideration by the Cook Islands to give legal protection to whales within the Cook's exclusive economic zone.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced details of her visit this week to Nauru for the annual Pacific Islands Forum meeting.

This is a good morning to be addressing this mayoral breakfast forum. Last night Auckland City reached a major decision on its downtown transport centre.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today paid tribute to Peter Sinclair, saying he made a tremendous contribution to New Zealand broadcasting.

Thank you for the invitation to give this year's Nordmeyer Lecture.

This evening we commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Colombo Plan, an initiative which enabled many young people from Asian countries to receive a higher education overseas

Prime Minister Helen Clark and Associate Maori Affairs and Health Minister Tariana Turia are delighted with the first ever nationwide Maori quit smoking campaign 'It's about whanau'.

The Catching the Knowledge Wave conference has made an important contribution to New Zealand's ability to achieve a more prosperous and socially cohesive future

I want to begin my remarks by endorsing and validating what has happened at this conference.

The contributions to today's first plenary session made it clear that catching the knowledge wave is about far more than a narrow prescription for economic success.

Speech by Rt Hon Helen Clark, Prime Minister, at opening of Catching the Knowledge Wave conference, Auckland, 1 August 2001