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The Minister of Cultural Affairs, Hon D.A.M.

The Minister of Disarmament and Arms Control, Hon D.A.M.

"Prevention of injury to children is the responsibility of all New Zealanders" said Katherine O'Regan, Minister of Consumer Affairs, today.

The Attorney-General Paul East announced today the appointment of John Warwick Gendall of Wellington as a Judge of the High Court.

"The Education Review Office report on the performance and quality of education in all Mangere and Otara schools represents a significant change in the direction of reports from ERO on schools in t

The Minister of Justice, Hon D.A.M. Graham, today announced the appointment of Nelson Barrister and Solicitor Jonathan Robin Jackson as a District Court Judge and an Environment Court Judge.

The Government has taken steps to give students more choice with their tertiary study by ensuring they have access to additional money for fees if studying at Private Training Establishments.

The Minister of Justice, Hon D.A.M. Graham, today announced the appointment of Auckland Queen's Counsel Simon Grant Lockhart as a District Court Judge.

The most significant and pleasing feature of this years Business Development Quality Awards is the number of women who are either recipients of awards or are driving the quality culture within thei

The Minister of Maori Affairs, Hon John Luxton today expressed concern over NZ First's Maori policy which is advocating a return to the failed policies of racial separatism.

New Zealand Firsts policy of having no limit on the amount of compensation for Treaty of Waitangi claims is not only stupid but is a cruel hoax, Finance Minister Rt Hon Bill Birch said today.

The Minister in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations, Hon D.A.M. Graham, said today policies for Maori announced by NZ First have been tried before, cost millions and failed.

The Minister of Energy, Hon Doug Kidd, today gave public notification of the revised Draft Minerals Programme for Coal and the revised Draft Minerals Programme for Minerals (other than coal and pet

Discussions will continue with kindergarten associations to find a way of resolving the current dispute over pay for kindergarten teachers, Associate Minister of Education Bill English said today.

"Tens of thousands of National Radio listeners will be appalled to learn that Winston Peters is considering introducing advertisements into the last remaining medium free of advertisements," the Ho

Foreign Minister Don McKinnon has said he would not advise New Zealanders to travel to Iraq at the present given the situation in the north.

A programme to increase the number of trained early childhood staff was announced today by the Associate Minister of Education, Bill English.

"A pathetic effort by a clapped-out school master, NZ First's agriculture spokesperson Jack Elder," was how Agriculture Minister Lockwood Smith described NZ First's rural policy announced today.

New policies for the control of bovine Tb in cattle and deer herds will be introduced on 1 November, Agriculture Minister Lockwood Smith announced today.

The Minister of Defence, the Hon Paul East, today announced that Rear Admiral K F (Fred) Wilson, CBE, LVO, the incumbent Deputy Chief of Defence Staff, will be appointed Chief of Naval Staff (CNS)

"Plans by Labour to stop public hospitals with spare capacity taking private fee paying patients will threaten the viability of some smaller hospitals and will mean those people in towns without pr

Annette King's never ending attack on Social Welfare's use of contractors and consultants, displays either a naïve understanding of modern business acumen,or reflects a hidden agenda to reinflate

Minister of Defence, Paul East, said today that he had received a report from the New Zealand Army into the circumstances surrounding the shooting of 13 Kaimanawa wild horses at Waiouru.

Minister of Defence Paul East says he is disappointed that Labour's associate defence spokesperson does not have more faith in the calibre of New Zealand's defence forces.