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Cairns Group members today have voiced their deep concern at the impasse in the WTO agriculture negotiations.

Work is underway to erect the New Zealand Memorial in the United Nations' Memorial Cemetery in Busan, Korea

The Social Workers in Schools programme is being expanded.

Steve Maharey says he is delighted with his new role as Education Minister and determined to build on the significant gains made under the previous two Labour-led governments.

Further progress to a WTO resolution is needed at meetings in Geneva.

Disability Issues Minister Ruth Dyson
Osteoporosis NZ ‘You Deserve a Medal’ Awards
Grand Hall, Parliament
5.30pm, Wednesday, 18 October 2005

Prime Minister Helen Clark will attend the Pacific Islands Forum in Papua New Guinea from 25 to 27 October.

Farewell to Garry Wilson, ACC’s retiring chief executive
Grand Hall, Parliament, Wellington
5pm, Wednesday, 19 October 2005

Senior Citizens Minister Ruth Dyson
Address to AUT conference on elder abuse
Auckland University of Technology
6 October 2005

Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard is delighted that a property on the Kaipara Harbour has been gifted to the Auckland Regional Council

Corporate profits are up 60.5 per cent on average since 1999 compared with a 36.4 per cent increase in compensation of employees over the same period. In other words, business and the people represented in this room have been doing very well.

Budget 2005 is my sixth as Minister of Finance.

The challenge of the Digital Future Summit is to take New Zealand to the next level.

News that the World Bank has ranked New Zealand ninth out of 178 nations in a new report on the easiest places for businesses to pay taxes has been welcomed by Finance Minister Michael Cullen and R

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